Sentence examples for telling quality from inspiring English sources

Playing a copy of an 1824 fortepiano, Bezuidenhout emphasised the sparse yet emotionally telling quality of Beethoven's piano writing.

As the Los Angeles art critic David Pagel put it, in 1994, "The strangest and most telling quality that Opie manages to smuggle into her images of aggressive misfits is a sense of wholesomeness".

The gangly Mr. Rosen moves precisely around the small playing space, occasionally stepping toward the audience to deliver an intimate observation, and it is a telling quality of the script and his performance that these moments never seem forced or self-conscious.

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There's no telling the quality of pork that went into it, or the quantity of water added to bulk it out.

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Other reviews focused on the film's level of violence and story-telling quality.

You can often tell the quality of an actor by the company he keeps.

"That's how you can tell the quality of the art is getting better," Mr. Goya said.

I joke that I can tell the quality of a great, concentrated ripe vintage by how stained my hands are.

"You can't tell the quality from a picture," she said, her child's buggy filled with Debenhams bags.