Sentence examples for was perhaps telling from inspiring English sources

It was perhaps telling that he didn't get any roles where he had to speak in school plays at his nursery.

It was perhaps telling that one of the biggest cheers of the second-half came when the visiting David Beckham was shown on the big screen.

Amid rumours that he was struggling with his left shoulder, it was perhaps telling that he should clutch at it several times as he discussed the match soon after.

Yet it was perhaps telling that Obama saved his biggest compliment not to the Israeli government but to the Palestinian one, saying: "President Abbas and Prime Minister Fayyad have consistently shown themselves to be committed to non-violence, to recognizing Israel.

And it was perhaps telling that he, as someone who had represented Germany 52 times, played in a World Cup and a European Championship and won the German league, did not want to make a fuss when he retired four months ago.

It was perhaps telling of the youngster's assuredness that a wily old pro like Ashwin found himself convincing his captain to call for an optimistic review when, on 48, Hameed padded up to a ball well outside off-stump that was soon shown to be missing.

It is perhaps telling that the Greek for give and take is "take and give".

It is perhaps telling that no Democrats have joined the investigation of the 340B program.

It is perhaps telling that the last of three candidates to spurn the debate was Mrs. Clinton.

It's perhaps telling that none of the 350 competitors, no matter how inebriated, shows any interest in scaling it.

And it is perhaps telling that their daughter (played by Rachel Griffiths) is a writer who has finished a book in which her parents come across as, well, monsters.