Sentence examples for which is telling from inspiring English sources

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

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

"This is due to the insula, which is telling you something wrong is happening and recruiting consciousness.

Which is telling, since Aaron has resigned himself to working as an editor at the publishing house founded by his great-­grandfather.

Each thread of the novel, which is told in alternating narratives, is convincing and compelling.

"But it does what it's supposed to do, which is tell a story that's universal".

(Ms. Gordimer's biology point is perhaps made in the book's second tale, which is told by a tapeworm).

Halfway through his tale, which is told over several sessions in various atmospheric European locations, he vanishes.

By the way, just to be clear, that beginning-of-the-affair scene occurs at the end of the play, which is told in reverse chronology.