Sentence examples for tells well from inspiring English sources

(It's a story that he tells well in his autobiography, "A Third Face," which I reviewed in the magazine).

Much of this, however, is by way of setup for the story that Sides most wants to tell, and tells well: in 1864, Carson, by then a U.S. Army colonel commanding nearly a thousand men, reduced the Navajo to starvation by burning their crops and killing their livestock.

"There's a lot of inertia and unwillingness to let things go -- it's hard for doctors and patients," said Allan S. Brett, professor of clinical internal medicine at the University of South Carolina, who tells well patients there is no need to see him annually.

The public television dramatization of the making of the bomb, shown in 1982, tells well, plausibly, and with a sober respect for both the details and the main events of history the same story that Mr. Joffe tells with that unsettling mingling of truth and fancy.

It's a well-appointed museum, and it tells well the authorized story of Walt and his empire.

Nancy Stith-Williamannersanners consultant based in New Rochelle, tells well-honed anecdotes about men at the Princeton Club with revolting table manners.

He has been one of the most prolific forgers American museums have encountered in years, writing, calling and presenting himself at their doors, where he tells well-concocted stories about his family's collection and donates small, expertly faked works, sometimes in honor of nonexistent relatives.

The language of force tells well-meaning people that acts of vengeance are actually self-defense.

Rugnetta tells well-written stories about the beginning of time and the end of the world with cleverly animated videos that cover a who's who of ancient mythological celebrities, from Thor to Anansi.

Business parables are hard to tell well.

All told, well over 1,000 people were murdered.