Sentence examples for telling read from inspiring English sources

Tory MP Brian Binley, who asked Read to produce the coin, then delivered some straight talk of his own, telling Read he hadn't been straight enough with the committee.

With players scattered for the off-season, a more telling read on their feelings about Groh's ascension will not likely come until their first minicamp.

O'Brien is a technical analyst and for him, the most telling read on gold and gold stocks are in price and volume: Prices move higher on high volume and lower on low volume a clear indication to him of accumulation.

At one point an extra machine was fitted which could, he was told, read his mind.

"Storytelling in Japanese Art," at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, is a captivating combination of show and tell, read and look.

Be assured, this is a story that must be told, read and shared.

He wrote in traditional forms, especially the villanelle, and you could tell, reading his poetry, that he knew his stuff.

The busiest spot was the computer room, where children were engaged by digital games and not, as far I as could tell, reading up on Gramscian theory.

Video poker games have very little appeal to serious poker players because the human element is completely removed from the contest which thus eliminates bluffing and tells ("reading" other players) as well as most betting strategies.

Compared with numbers from 1990, the rolls of last year's dead make telling reading.

He says he is always telling himself, "Read faster, say no".