Sentence examples for that tells something from inspiring English sources

"If I find nothing inside that tells something about the owner, I move on," he writes.

In grammar, the predicate is the part of the sentence that tells something about the subject -- including the verb, the object and adverbial clauses along the way.

I believe GIFs help to capture the subject in a more interesting way because you always have this subtle moment that tells something about the scenery or the character portrayed.

Click on a photo and the profile comes into view, displaying tags that tell something about the person.

And that tells one something about Seattle".

So that tells you something about how bad it is.

Or maybe they're not quick on their feet, and that tells me something in itself.

"If a 4-year-old can't recognize their name, that tells you something useful," he said.

The fact that she did that with her album, that tells you something.

The book can be inspirational or informative, and about anything that tells you something new.

Their goalkeeper was probably man of the match, that tells you something.