Sentence examples for telling signs from inspiring English sources

There are telling signs that Texas Tech is settling in nicely to its role as a national power.

Today, approximately 400,000 hectares of abandoned ponds exist, closed by disease and pollution – telling signs of the boom-and-bust shrimp industry.

Quickly, assistants offered telling signs of how the suddenly vulnerable Vikings defense might deal with two critical injuries in Sunday's game against the Giants at the Metrodome.

The book's anecdotes about "The Graduate" sound similarly fresh and candid, and are enlivened by small, telling signs of a bygone time.

Witness the telling signs of opulence that appear in New York every time the banks are hot: nicer parties, smarter attire, exorbitant rents for summer houses in the Hamptons.

In fact, the booth closings -- and the demise of the token to follow -- are the most telling signs yet of the more automated future that transit officials hope to bring to subways and buses sooner than many riders realize.

That's a really telling sign.

Death threats are usually a telling sign.

A telling sign would be if they started to buy prosecco-making wineries.

The Romney reinforcements arriving here are a telling sign of a new engagement.

"That was a telling sign for us that the animals are here," Mr Skomal said.