Sentence examples for which are telling from inspiring English sources

All of which are telling me that I'm impossible to live with and will never ever manage to have friends who actually like me.

Even if we focus on prime-age workers, so as to net out demographic effects, the employment story is highly unimpressive: The question is, how much should we look at the employment versus the unemployment numbers, which are telling different stories?

And look: the message from the polls is very clear: national surveys show a tight race or a slight Romney lead, but state polls — which are telling us about the electoral vote — show a clear if narrow Obama advantage in enough states to win the electoral college.

Present day social science is increasingly recognising the validity of the nonagenarian insights which are telling us powerful messages about their ageing and are directly in line with present-day public health campaigns-encouraging populations to adopt better lifestyles and behaviours in order to make for a healthier life course.

The performance unfolds throughout 36 chapters, which are told from within several moving limousines.

The fear of failure usually comes from the subconsciousness which is telling us that we are not good enough.

One of the most common words in the documents is "should", which is telling.

I liked the offbeat, the outlandish and the unconventional, which was telling.

McCartney said he quickly "learned to put a shell around me", which is telling.

"We have got to be sensitive to the core of good film-making which is telling a good story".

Nearly one-third of our children are either overweight or obese, which is telling evidence of greater social problems.