Sentence examples for tests that tell from inspiring English sources

"You know those tests that tell people what you are like, and you have to choose between taking apart a clock and climbing a mountain?" she asked.

Industries appear to have their own specific carbon footprint profiles, and one cannot design generic relevance tests that tell which data to collect.

Does this mean that we will soon see genetic tests that tell us whether we will get type 2 diabetes or whether we face heart problems later in life?

A set of Rorschach tests that tell you how stoned you are? Watch the video above to see if you can tell which of these absurd startups are fake and which are real…signs the tech industry has lost its mind.

In the rush to assess and evaluate teachers, we have developed cheap, easy-to-administer tests that tell teachers little and the rest of us less.

Half of my Facebook friends were sharing this story, which links out to a bunch of tests that tell you whether the amount of jerking off at a screen you're doing is healthy.

"I'm willing to take any test that tells you what your health is, especially the P.S.A".

In his 2007 autobiography, he declared Pivot's questionnaire a "verbal Rorschach test that told the viewer more about the respondent than an hour of questioning".

For her 12th birthday in February, Marissa Levy of Oceanside, N.Y., received an unusual gift: a test that told her spine doctor she could give up her body brace.

Carlos Urrutia of Wantagh, N.Y., whose mother died of Huntington's disease, took a genetic test that told him years ago that he, too, would get the fatal disease, which cannot be treated.

It was just this kind of testing that told the actress Angelina Jolie that she was at risk of breast cancer from a faulty gene inherited from her mother and persuaded her to undergo a double mastectomy.