Sentence examples for telling use from inspiring English sources

Making telling use of Dickens's notes to self ("Jo.

People do not have to be taught to like cheesecake or sexy pictures (which, in a telling use of the language, are sometimes also referred to as "cheesecake").

No American painter of the late 20th century made such telling use of painting's European past to lambaste the painful contradictions of the American present.

Karen's facile, albeit strongly felt, sentiment is reinforced by her even more telling use of the word "family" in an unreservedly positive way.

After all, rare is the writing for the stage that can make casual if telling use of the word "bedizened," an adjective that itself amplifies our appreciation of the discourse on display: Synge's gift for verbal ornamentation was rich indeed.

The programme book is little help, and though Lloyd's staging has its plusses - sharply colour-coded designs and costumes by Peter McKintosh, and telling use of video - its clutter and constant scene changes add to the confusion.

Economics can tell use how to stimulate aggregate demand, estimate inflation and predict GDP.

The random effects b i 's tell use how much the individual's intercept (b0 i ) and slope (b1 i ) differ from the population's average.

Mr. Jurkowitz says that the conflict has been told using many parallels to the cold war.

What stories about your community can you tell using food as a jumping-off point?

Along the museum's main corridor are chronicles of the Holocaust told using the front pages of local newspapers.