Sentence examples for telling though from inspiring English sources

It's telling, though, that neither Naughty Dog title revealed at PSX represents a new IP.

It was telling, though, how well James Milner closed down the right-back Philipp Lahm and the effect that had.

It was telling, though, that I had to ask him whether he or his partners had an investment in Chomp?

It may be telling, though, that the best scene in the pilot is set not in Terra Nova but in the future that constitutes the show's past.

It is telling, though, that these diagnoses and prescriptions are remarkably similar to those that accompanied the oil crisis of the 1970s.

It is telling, though, that Obama was "appalled," as one aide told Sanger, at Israel's lack of rigor in analyzing what kind of war it would be.

Hard to tell, though, what it will mean in practice.

You can tell, though, that the general meaninglessness of life has gotten to Martha.

It is hard to tell, though, if following the European Union's rule book will be enough.

We have been told, though, that the dogs are showing a splendid spirit about the whole thing.

It is too early to tell, though, how effective the efforts will be and whether they will stick.