Sentence examples for telling way from inspiring English sources

This is a telling way to describe today's measure.

Jumping from one seat to another remains a telling way to compare cars, as fast laps at the Monticello track demonstrated.

When asked if this meant that he supported the coup leaders, Mr. Bah answered in an indirect, but telling, way: "We're acknowledging that they're in power".

But in a telling way he was also ignored, even mocked "One of my potential opponents, Governor Romney": He said that he's "very supportive" of this new budget, and he even called it "marvelous" — which is a word you don't often hear when it comes to describing a budget.

"I wanted to give non-specialists a sense of how the structural analysis of what's being called 'metadata' works, and to show in a fun but hopefully telling way how much you can get out of that approach," Healy wrote in his blog the next day.

A telling way to demonstrate this is to review decisions by the court -- beyond Citizens United and Ledbetter -- in the area of corporate law.

You can tell from the way they write.

That power shows up in telling ways.

But the nature of the rebuttals differed in telling ways.

This law of the inner life also applies in telling ways to how we relate to so-called cold-facts.

History, so far, seems to be repeating itself in some telling ways.