Sentence examples for telling question from inspiring English sources

In the case of Teresa Heinz Kerry, the pundits have been asking a telling question.

The telling question thus becomes: why such resistance, particularly from Germany, to every idea that would end the euro crisis?

"How can you expect to unify the country when you can't unify your party?" was a telling question at one of his meetings.

And where Justice John Paul Stevens often asked one telling question near the end of an argument, Justice Kagan is in the thick of the discussion throughout.

A friend visiting from England who recently accompanied me to a minor league baseball game in Staten Island asked a very telling question that night.

Digging deep into the country's history, a recent article in The Economist emerged with a telling question from the theologian Martin Luther: Why should sinners be given an easy way out?

Religious leaders attending the workshops asked telling questions, said Mr. Rolfes, who runs the program.

But there are also less obvious — and telling — questions you probably don't realize you should ask, particularly in today's market.

When identifying the cat over the phone, you may want to slip in some telling questions such as: Is your pet neutered?

He tells Question to stop the whimpering and be a man.

He told Question Time on BBC1: "You can't force people to vote to kill other people or not to vote to kill them.