Sentence examples for telling things like from inspiring English sources

However, if there is clear evidence that they are buying things they can't afford and their usual financial commitments like rent and fuel are in arrears, then draw in a third party, someone neutral but capable of telling things like they really are.

Developers are told things like, "this kind of protagonist resonates with the demographic", "this kind of box art is best", "games with prominent women don't sell".

You can tell things like what page gets the most clicks, what page customers see when they leave the site.

She said she'd been told things like, "I've started wearing the head scarf because you make it look so easy".

"You can tell things like the climate changed by 8 degrees for three years 11,000 years ago".

"They'll be told things like, never say 'I don't know' when asked a question and always smile -- things like that".

He was told things like (paraphrased) "a woman can be pictured in a bathing suit, but she can't have her thumb on the suit's strings" — because that would have been too sexually suggestive.

That milestone came and went, and since then the company has been quiet about its current progress (we're typically told things like "It's not coming out any time soon").

Many of us were told things like, 'Don't touch yourself.

We are often told things like: "You made your mother sad".

In comments on the post, of course, she's accused of using fillers and not changing her brows one darn bit, and told things like, "You look lovely but please own the eye-lift.