Sentence examples for with a told from inspiring English sources

I snapped out of the memory and the sorcerer was sitting in front of me with a "told you so" air of arrogance.

Flintoff always did have the happy knack of needling people with a telling word or two.

Ed Miliband begins with a telling sigh of relief that the coup has failed.

The novel is hefty in both size and content with a telling twist in its tail.

Biographically, Ackroyd and Wood recycle identical anecdotes, though with a telling difference of emphasis.

Poets, playwrights and pamphleteers regarded them with equal parts horror and fascination, blended with a telling dollop of admiration.

You settle on the better choice: a fruit not quite soft but with a telling give in its flesh.

Her proof has been incisive and abundant, and this week she was rewarded with a telling victory.

Kim Brennan, with a telling combination of grace and power, swept all before her in the women's single sculls.

She was a fixture on American television, always ready with a telling anecdote on, say, Lyndon Johnson (whom she knew) or Abraham Lincoln (the subject of her next blockbuster).

At the same time Cardiff Blues prop Scott Andrews made his Test bow, but centre Williams was the instant hit with a telling break with his first touch.