Sentence examples for which said something about from inspiring English sources

Most of what we have known about these creatures came from their mortal remains, which said something about size and anatomy.

A depressing amount of the singing in the duets — Ricky Skaggs and Joan Osborne, Jill Sobule and Livingston Taylor, John Forté and Valerie June, Willie Nile and Alejandro Escovedo — came not in careful harmony but unison and octaves, which said something about either the lack of preparation or the mismatched voices.

BRANTLEY -- Which says something about dubiously flush economic times.

"Looking for Chet Baker" is the fifth Horne novel, which says something about how good Moody is.

The sculpture is called Bronze Bowl With Lace, which says something about Rydingsvard and her art.

Which says something about how far away Israel's civil war is being felt.

"He is actually an unemployed individual, which says something about the state of the royal family".

Carey can sing lower notes, like an alto, and extremely high notes, like a coloratura soprano, which says something about her range but little about her style.

Despite leaving half an hour late, we touched down in England at 4.10pm, which says something about the error margin Ryanair builds into its schedules.

Nonetheless, we go with it, which says something about the confidence of Baitz's writing and the panache of his all-star cast.

"They serve amazing sandwiches and Handsome coffee, and it's packed all the time, which says something about what's happening in this area".