Sentence examples for told aspect from inspiring English sources

However, a fascinating somewhat less told aspect of the program was that it came about because of commercialization!

The most telling aspect of the fight was not Gusmao's inability to hurt Jones.

The telling aspect of Mr Cameron's upbringing was not its material privilege but its social wealth.

That he sees Britain at the end of a drawbridge is the saddest and most telling aspect of his statement.

But there is a different and more telling aspect to the unbearable lightness of Europe's hand: It has forgotten that humanitarian intervention begins at home.

Historical distortions aside, the most telling aspect of Abbas's op-ed in the New York Times is his concentration on the Palestinian refugee issue.

Harold Langus Poughkeepsie, N.Y., Oct. 16, 2008 • To the Editor: To me, the most telling aspect of the last presidential debate was the demeanor of the candidates.

But perhaps the most telling aspect of Mr. Blin's staging is the clarity with which he underscores the opera's satirical side.

The most telling aspect of the leaked papers is what it says about President Barack Obama's approach to the peace process.

One telling aspect of this manifests itself in our legal landscape, in which we bestow approval of non-food animal dependence only in cases of illness, handicap or severe need.

But perhaps the most telling aspect about Preet Bharara, the next United States attorney in Manhattan, may be how he managed to win the trust and respect of even those who might have been his natural opponents.