Sentence examples for telling us something of from inspiring English sources

A 2007 EU investigation found that 95% of all known misappropriations of EU agricultural subsidies occurred in Italy, telling us something of the culture in which Italian olive oil fraud was taking place.

Tell us something of those meetings and how your sources helped you work.

These tell us something of the nature of everyday French life and of everyday life everywhere".

Or is he trying to tell us something of immense constitutional significance?

He seems to want to tell us something of the utmost importance, something indispensible to our salvation, but he never gets to it — the clock runs out.

Equally the correlation we are discussing, like road deaths, tells us something of sociological but nothing of individual importance".

Tell us something of your career, and of what brought you to being such a strong supporter of the latest Western counterinsurgency doctrine.

It shows the serial number and production period of the missile, which tells us something of how SA-16s may have found their way to Syria.

They are "classics" in being of some antiquity, and because, in addition to being of literary merit, they tell us something of their era.

"They should tell us something of the evolution of the earliest quasars and black holes, and how the cosmic dark age ended".

The cascade of celebrity sex abuse allegations tells us something of how far we have come from what was tolerated just four decades ago.