Sentence examples for telling test from inspiring English sources

But even more than last season, this Cy Young vote should be a telling test of how voters really evaluate wins and losses.

They called for demonstrations nationwide on Friday, which could provide a telling test of the interim government's claims of inclusiveness toward all segments of Egypt's population.

Chinese society's response to the political and cultural convulsion of the Hong Kong sex scandal offers a telling test case of how far those perceptions - this newborn freedom of the sex press - have moved.

Three of Ireland's first four matches are away, starting on Monday in Serbia, whose youthful sharpness will provide a telling test to an Ireland defence that often relies on gumption rather than class.

MAHMUDIYA, Iraq - A small but telling test of Iraq's fledgling army came recently in this troubled farm town south of Baghdad, when a group of Iraqi soldiers, ending a house raid and rushing to board pickups they use as troop carriers, abandoned the blindfolded, handcuffed man they had come to arrest.

If an era of real water scarcity dawns, as many scientists now predict it inevitably will, the ability of states and localities to allocate supplies fairly will be a telling test.

In a series of experiments, he told test subjects that they were taking part in a study about teaching through punishment.

In addition, no-one indicated that they felt "worried other people would be told test results without consent" was a barrier to them.

The patients who were interviewed gave different reasons for consulting their GP, ranging from cardiac complaints to psychological strain, or to be told test results.

Dr Turner was told tests on the sample taken from her had not found male DNA.

Mr. John Mills, with Bell people for 23 yrs. in charge of testing, tells about test sentences used a decade ago.