Sentence examples for telling through from inspiring English sources

"You saw what Mesut is all about with those lovely, telling through balls," Ramsey enthused.

"Educators are thirsting for ways to tell this story, and theater is an ideal way because it's telling through showing".

His recreation is a striking building which can be read like a book, telling – through its original walls, surviving textural details, all-but-lost classical frescos and soaring new spaces – the story of man's ability to create, destroy and preserve.

The short accounts of some American novelists read today by only a minority -- John Dos Passos, John O'Hara, Sinclair Lewis -- are not such as will lead to a revival of their work, but the Lewis essay contains observations made telling through Mallon's vivid phrasing.

Part of the film's brilliance is how it lays out the images and their wells of meaning with such cool deliberation, showing rather than telling through the long tracking shots of which Mr. Geyrhalter is a master and which underscore the ongoing, mechanized flow of work.

The story that Pebble has been telling, through lobbying and legal filings, is that the E.P.A.'s use of 404(c) amounted to a preëmptive veto of its project, based on a compromised study that denied the company due process before it had even turned in plans or permit applications.

Everything is told through that medium.

The story is told through the mind of the writer.

"Even better," I was told, through the interpreter.

The story is told through evidence compiled following her death.

Told through photos and voice-over in four minutes.