Sentence examples for time for telling from inspiring English sources

SUMMER is the time for telling ghost stories around the campfire.

This is no time for telling her to swallow her feelings.

Patients reported that they wished to have sufficient time for telling their personal history and for discussing health issues and for asking questions and obtaining appropriate explanations about disease and treatment options [ 17, 19, 20, 22, 27, 32, 33, 37],[ 38].

In this way, pretesting may serve to produce "a time for telling," as Schwartz and Bransford (1998) observed when they had students' compare conflicting data sets before reading and lecture.

According to assiduous fact-checkers at the Washington Post, Hillary Clinton deserved four Pinocchios seven times for telling an outright falsehood, while Trump deserved 59 Pinocchios.

I've never seen a darker time for truth telling, or more hunger for straight talk.

She doesn't have time for anyone telling her to smile.

However, there were also times for "telling," as when the facilitator expounded on the "journey of a task" or factors associated with maintenance and decline.

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He suggests that in post-modern time, people reclaimed the capacity for telling their own story [ 21].

"Well, I don't know if this is really a good time for — " "Just tell me a story".