It's also telling about how much the industry hasn't changed.
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"Remember you were telling about how you loved Paris," he prompted.
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It's a myth America has enjoyed telling about itself ever since.
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Charmeau said something very telling about the idea of reusable rockets.
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And, of course, they'll be telling about who wins and loses.
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Either possibility struck Bennett as "strange and telling" about their relationship.
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This proposal is also telling about the administration's struggles to deter cyberwarfare.
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That second part is what matters -- and what's so telling about Trump.
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There's a story that we've been telling about the origin of our species.
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Saturday and telling about 1,000 operagoers that the show would not go on.
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It's deeply telling about his views on the distinction between integrity and loyalty.
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It's deeply telling about Trump's views on the distinction between integrity and loyalty.
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You do these things by showing your talents instead of telling about them.
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"This is telling about the future of the Republican Party," Mr. Johnson said.
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The randomized trials we do have aren't very telling about long-term health outcomes.
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I think this is telling about what kind of president Donald Trump would be.
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There's something really telling about this song as far as who my dad is.
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It's made worse by the lies Mr. Ryan has been telling about his plan.
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The anecdote, then, isn't just telling about how Trump's mind works when approaching policy issues.
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His response is incredibly telling -- about a lot more than just Trump's decision on tariffs.
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But the story the Fed is telling about the economy should give the Trump administration pause.
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" What's most telling about this quote, though, is the claim that viewers "are funding these films.
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How Zuckerberg is positioning himself right now is telling about how the company is moving forward.
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In hindsight, that was very telling about his character, and his disregard for consensual sexual boundaries.
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He has, throughout his life, bent them to fit the narrative he is telling about himself.
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Eye contact or a lack thereof can be very telling about how a person is feeling.
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What's most telling about this episode isn't Trump stepping back in the face of public outrage.
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What&aposs really telling about Clapper&aposs remark is that he gives away the deep state strategy.
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But today, the stories it's telling about self-destruction are growing ever more pointed and more deliberate.
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What may be most telling about the episode is how little attention the disparity of details received.
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It is interesting the reaction between the two, and I think it's very telling about both societies.
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They were tasked with telling about places as they were, not as people wished them to be.
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But, the painting's guarded and nuanced image is terribly telling about the interpretation of fact and history.
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He's heard the stories that the others are telling about "the other dimension," but he doesn't believe it.
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But equally telling about the Sunshine Summit's appeal and the state party's cachet was who wasn't there: Scott.
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"The true heroes in these stories are the people who aren't out there telling about it," she said.
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If he manages to ride it to victory, that will be enormously telling about where his supporters stand.
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But truth-telling about Israel and the Palestinians was at a premium at the Democratic Party's platform meeting.
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But it's also telling about the way that the Trump administration treats its own most senior members, right?
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Yet Jack said something telling about his wife, and perhaps prescient about her prospects in the wider world.
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Regardless, though, this is a big moment because it's so telling about Jon's character and how predictable he is.
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That's a level of buy-in that's kind of crazy but telling about how into it some people get.
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Bennett wrote that the incident was not only uncharacteristic but struck her as "strange and telling" about their relationship.
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It's telling about the values that animate the Trump administration, but also about Kushner's basic failure in high office.
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It's is a dream, but it's very telling about what kind of ride The Young Pope viewers are in for.
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So if there's anyone that Ivanka should be telling about her support for the LGBTQ community, it's not the public.
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Again, I'm not reporting on that, I'm not a dispassionate newsgatherer, I'm telling about the death of my closest friend.
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And for the story we're telling about Richard and the company, it seems like that's what it ought to be.
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The fact that they didn't says something telling about what is, and is not, a deal breaker for conservative elites.
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She answered his queries, telling about her experience as a nurse and how she had learned to speak German fluently.
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And that, actually, is something I haven't talked about publicly before, so you're the first people I'm telling about that.
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That was really telling about the Half King — how it organically developed into a locus for war photographers and photojournalists.
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"There is a dark side to the success story I have been telling about the post-sixties cultural Left," Rorty writes.
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It's a weird bit of framing that doesn't quite fit the rest of the story season five was telling about Riley.
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And yet there was something telling about not just what Roebuck said, but the fact that she had to say it.
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Yet, maybe there's something telling about just how often movies like The Goonies come up in conversation about contemporary kids adventure movies.
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And another Truman scholar, who Smith married and later divorced, told the publication that he "definitely remembered" her telling about the experience.
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What's most telling about Kimishima's announcement was that he wasn't responding to an investor question demanding a status update on the project.
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But the trip was also telling about what sort of person the first lady is and how she interacts with her husband.
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We want the little stories of your life that you find memorable and telling, about where you live, and about this country.
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"And that, actually, is something I haven't talked about publicly before, so you're the first people I'm telling about that," he said.
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His rallygoers relate to the story he's telling -- about his "America First" agenda and a midterm season struggle for power against Democrats.
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It's just another preposterous part of living in 2019 — one that's quite telling about how quickly we accept new absurdities as our reality.
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In a blog post, Carter wrote: One personal experience is particularly telling about the gag order's negative impact on our policy advocacy efforts.
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While allowing 44 points from Syracuse is telling about how their defense is going this year, at least they're showing high-octane offense?
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I want to start with a big-picture look: How important has migration been in the optimistic story you've been telling about the world?
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What does that mean for your person, for your identity, if the story you've been telling about yourself your whole life isn't actually true?
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Something happened at our first show that was telling about how people feel right now in big public spaces, not even specifically Warped Tour.
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"The fact that they performed multiple versions is so telling about this aesthetic, that there's many many 'right ways' to do this," she said.
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Though it will turn out to be a story that Candace is telling about herself, she couches the whole thing as a story about Simon.
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The loss of Apple's Thunderbolt display is more telling about Apple's ideas for the feature of laptop connectivity than the passing of some amazing product.
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But this trip was especially telling about Melania Trump, a first lady about whom the country is still learning, four months into her husband's administration.
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Maybe in the details I could find something telling about the professionals who shoulder our nation's relentless wars and their lack of mental health resources.
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When Ms. Consolo died in 2018, there were numerous obituaries recounting the remarkable life story that Ms. Consolo had been telling about herself for years.
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And the way those track against I Can Only Imagine, and how they perform in their opening weekends, will be telling about the audience's interests.
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It is telling about Westbrook's sense of the limits of cancel culture that this particular offense didn't merit a video or a sit-down with Charles.
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But what is telling about the Nashville Statement is not its homophobia; CBMW, after all, has been opposed to LGBT rights since its founding in 1987.
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He also was on the Iowa State campus, telling about 500 people that his campaign would be working to ensure they follow through with their support.
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Scott Gottlieb left the Trump administration nearly a year ago — but from Twitter to TV, he's become the face of truth-telling about the coronavirus pandemic.
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There are many unusual things about the 2016 election, but here are two that seem particularly telling about the anti-institutionalism of our current political moment.
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Time broke down which members of the famous family have the highest net worth, and it revealed something very telling about how these celebrities make their money.
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His truth-telling about invasive immigrants would cut to the heart of America's real problems (not its fake problems, like racism), and thereby Make America Great Again.
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Instead, he cautioned that what will really be telling about the Trump administration's handling of influenza moving forward is how it approaches funding for research on vaccines.
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The rest is history—a manic timeline full of failed sitcom pilots, torn up Maybachs and perplexing Cosby apologia—but there's something telling about those first steps.
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There's also something telling about No One Lives Forever's mission structure and how, in the first half of the game especially, the story wrong-foots the player.
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The story that Coates is telling about America throughout these eight essays ends with the election of Donald Trump, which for Coates is both inevitable and horrific.
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As staggering as the content of the email exchange between Donald Trump Jr. and Rob Goldstone is, there's also something incredibly telling about what it doesn't say.
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Until you bring all the important context into focus, The Occupation isn't even clear about what story it is poorly telling about its cast of bland middle managers.
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Still, assuming the basics of the report are accurate, these seem like significant concessions — ones that could be telling about what's really at the heart of Mueller's probe.
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Next spring, they will plant those seeds, and next fall, they will share the vegetables at dinners, telling about the Italian immigrants who stewarded the plants for generations.
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That episode, recounted by The Washington Post in a story published Tuesday night, is just so damn telling about how Trump views the government -- and law enforcement in particular.
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That they're doing it in Texas is even more so — and it's telling about how national Democrats are tempted by a new political movement that's taking place in the state.
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While the party was held in Scott's honor, the sweet message that was printed atop his birthday cake was perhaps the most telling about how deeply Jenner feels for him.
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While the whole party was held in Scott's honor, the sweet message that was printed atop the cake was perhaps the most telling about how deeply Jenner feels for him.
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As advocates, we need to amplify the victories at the state and local levels, and change the story that we are telling about our immigrant community members and their contributions.
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And he should listen to America, what America and the world is telling about the remarks, about the lack of empathy, and that's all I wish to convey to him.
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What the rapid rise and fall of this story reveals is perhaps more telling about this particular moment in our accelerated media world than it is about Vikings and Muslims.
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Forget the tired axioms about showing and telling, about sense of place—any possible obstruction—and write to destroy complacency, to rattle people, to help people, first and foremost yourself.
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A telling thing about the cavalcade of lies Republicans are telling about taxes is the party can't quite get its story straight as to what the policy agenda even is here.
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What's super interesting — and telling — about this is that Amazon went with three different vectors to try to convince people to wear Alexa, instead of focusing its efforts on just one.
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"I conceive of this inquiry to be a necessary step, among a number of others, toward crucial truth telling about and formal accountability for the gruesome killing of Mr. Khashoggi," Callamard said.
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"The rest of the summer is going to be very telling about the future of Duda, the future of PiS and the future of Polish politics," the source close to government said.
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The lawyer for Heard, 30, denies claims she "has been manipulating Johnny Depp and is now blackmailing him by telling about his domestic abuse," and demanded the story be retracted from TheWrap.
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"She starts with an imaginary person whom she is telling about sex, so she creates a kind of literary environment to write about a subject she's maybe not comfortable with," he said.
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Compared to the other things on this list, this one's pretty minor, but it's also extremely telling about what's going on with the storytelling on Game of Thrones over the past two seasons.
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There's something telling about the fact that "Our Man," George Packer's hefty, dishy biography of the American diplomat Richard Holbrooke, clocks in at more than 500 pages without the courtesy of an index.
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As Ms. Laplanche watched the gendarmes dismantle the camp on the roundabout where the protesters had gathered since mid-November, her reaction was telling about the great distance Mr. Macron needs to close.
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"The guests had opportunity to acquaint themselves with traditions of celebrating Armed Forces Day in Russia and watch videos telling about the history of Russian Army and its modern capacities," the embassy website said.
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For McGowan, the movement is an extension of the story she's long been telling about her life, a story of fighting against the world's desire to reduce her and other women to sexual objects.
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"She starts with an imaginary person whom she is telling about sex, so she creates a kind of literary environment to write about a subject she's maybe not comfortable with," Bruijn told the Times.
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"I don't like the lies you're telling about Donald Trump, who's my incredibly successful boss and definitely a different guy than me," McJohnington told Colbert before claiming Trump used to have sex with Jessica Rabbit.
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In the letter, the lawyer for Heard, 30, denies claims she "has been manipulating Johnny Depp and is now blackmailing him by telling about his domestic abuse," and demands the story be retracted from TheWrap.
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But there is also a whiff of helplessness in his telling about the degradation of truth and of people's trust in the press, neither of which is really a matter of law or legal policy.
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The call turned out to be to his uncle in Baghdad whom he was telling about a meeting the political science major had the night before with Secretary General of the United Nations Ban Ki-moon.
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"We have a really specific theme this year — a story that I'm telling about who is making all of the clothes — but I will keep that a secret and share that during the show," she said.
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But it is absolutely telling about the state of Trump's marriage that he was asking the FBI director to prove the falsehood of the "pee tape" to his wife -- almost certainly because she wouldn't believe him.
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"I just think that it's a very valuable piece to have in the exhibition, as it's telling about the experiences of someone from that time period, the things they've encountered and faced," Her Many Horses said.
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Perhaps even more telling about the underlying truth of how Trump's meeting last week was reported is the fact that he stayed publicly silent on the matter for many hours after the story first came out.
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There are so many challenges that come along with the new discoveries that are made all the time, and what we decide to do with that technology is so telling about what kind of animal we are.
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Insurers are trial and erroring their way to market penetration One thing that is telling about the struggles insurers face in their path to usage-based insurance (UBI) penetration is the change in tactics deployed by insurers.
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As if to prove the point of this article about the main lies Republican congressmen are telling about the American Health Care Act, House Majority Whip Steve Scalise throws a new one into contention for most brazen.
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What's really telling about Donald Trump's comments in the leaked 225 "Access Hollywood" hot mic tape is that we are living in a culture in which men feel entitled to make sexual advances upon women without their consent.
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I don't want to assume too much, but knowing that Goyo would play baroque compositions but didn't write music, feels telling about the sort of musician he was, and the sort of musicians Insólito UniVerso strive to be.
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I think that in our coverage — I don't mean the Times, I mean just the broad spectrum of coverage — I think there is way too much telling about Trump and not enough showing, so the tone ... Explain that.
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In June 2019, a poll conducted by YouGov found that 54% of US adults think it is likely the government knows more than it's telling about UFOs, 27% saying it is unlikely, and 19% saying they do not know.
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What's especially telling about this list is that it includes so many women with long industry credits, each of whom seemingly should have been invited years prior to this, because it seems their Academy credentials were earned long ago.
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But what's most telling about today's announcement is that Facebook remains insistent on arguing that it's not really in a position to make judgements about the stuff it shows its two billion users — someone else needs to do it.
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What's more, most users are unlikely to comprehend what kind of story they are telling about themselves via their payment history, and that outside observers (spouses, bosses, the police, etc.) may reach inaccurate conclusions about them based on some nebulous transaction.
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Nonetheless, the fact that Hensarling — whose committee sits at the center of this policy area — is publicly circulating such a strong proposal (much stronger than his own from last year) is telling about the current direction of financial regulation policy.
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Take Carrie Bradshaw's ever-changing styles in Sex and the City, or Issa's evolving twists and braids on Insecure: The hair is so well-done, and often so telling about the characters themselves, you just can't help but be sucked in.
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" He adds, "In a private setting, it is important to listen to what the child is sharing and to reassure the child that she or he has done nothing wrong and has done the right thing by telling about the abuse.
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What was most telling about the availability of reproductive health care in the US, however, was the number of "abortion deserts"—that is, cities from which people have to travel more than 100 miles to get abortion care—researchers found.
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The resulting Uluru Statement From the Heart called for the creation of a constitutionally enshrined voice for Indigenous peoples and a commission both to supervise "agreement-making" between the government and Indigenous peoples and to enable "truth-telling" about the past.
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First Words There is something telling about the moments when we, as a culture, all agree to make a change that feels right and good and true, then go on behaving in approximately the same way that we did before.
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"What it consisted of is Mary Kay, looking 21949 years old, wearing junior dresses and modeling them and telling about the belt and this and that," Johnny Stearns recalled in an oral history for the Archive of American Television in 21950.
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What's truly telling about all of this is that Trump seems to have no awareness or concern that he is now bashing a man he once touted as a brilliantly out-of-the-box pick to serve as the nation's chief diplomat.
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He is lucky in his privilege to believe his immigrant status could be a winning campaign slogan -- that we instead choose to debate over political candidates' validity as "Americans" rather than amend the Constitution is telling about the United States' confused identity.
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Most telling about this report is that it dismisses as mere 'poor judgment' a very critical meeting in June 2016 at Trump Tower, attended by the president's son, son-in-law and his former campaign manager, with associates of the Russian government.
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Although Northam's actions did not involve blatant and public displays of racism like those of Flynn and Wallace, the actions that occur in private circles are just as telling about a person's character and form the foundation for institutional racism and discrimination.
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But what was most telling about Rickman was his ability to make even awfully written characters come to life with verve and humor, the best example of which might be his turn as the Sheriff of Nottingham in 1991's Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves.
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What's perhaps most telling about the Chornobyl360 story is that even though the team is obviously putting in huge effort to create VR-specific content they are also still spreading their bets — with Android, iOS and an Apple TV versions of the documentary planned.
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I would like to say something final and telling about suicide — something as final as suicide itself — but it seems to me that Anne Sexton killed herself because it is just too painful to live in this world without numbness, and she had no numbness at all.
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" → CNN analyst Carrie Cordero: "The positive reaction to Amash's truth telling about the Mueller Report underscores a view I've held since [the] 2016 campaign: outside observers and commentators can call out Trump's rhetoric and actions, but an elected official with a constituency can have a far more powerful impact.
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A key book for me was "Envy and Gratitude," by Melanie Klein — perhaps, because she was a woman writing in psychoanalysis, Klein captured something I found telling about the connection between a baby (let's call her a daughter) and its mother (let's call her Mama, or Mary, or Hilary).
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What's odd, and perhaps telling, about Apple's commitment to higher-quality audio is that it now owns one of the best-selling headphone makers in the world in Beats, and yet they don't currently offer a single set of Beats headphones with a Lightning connector and external DAC.
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"It's critical that Democratic organizations and allies need to be focused on taking on Donald Trump and on not allowing any of the lies he is telling about the likely nominee to take hold." transcript Our country and, in fact, the world are facing an unprecedented series of crises.
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What was telling about this study, however, was that they included newer forms of birth control, like the vaginal ring, patches, implants, injections, and hormonal IUD—as well as current pill formulations that are lower in estrogen than in decades past—giving a more complete and updated picture from earlier research.
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And I do love those thoughtful moments and you wonder what is going on in their mind, the thoughts that they're thinking when they just take a second…I like it as an actor because it's just a quiet, personal, private moment and they're telling, you know, they're very telling about that character.
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"If you've got Joe Manchin in one of the most Republican states in the country ... shooting a lawsuit trying to get rid of protections for pre-existing conditions, I think that's pretty telling about how much potential Democrats think this has as an issue," said Geoffrey Skelley, a political analyst at the University of Virginia Center for Politics.
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"The thing that is most telling about the Democratic race this time, however, is how many of the so-called moderates or centrists ... seem pretty clearly to be less frightened by a Trump reelection than an election by the left in this race [of] Bernie Sanders," Reed Jr., who is a professor at the University of Pennsylvania, told Hill.
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But this little suspicion sneaking around the edges of my consciousness has always been a minor disassociation, a way of distracting myself from myself and inventing reasons that the pain and struggle associated with anybody's life are part of some larger story that somebody somewhere is telling about me, to the cheers of an adoring audience.
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Which is surprising, because I think the first half of that game, every time I went to a Zeffo temple, I was like "Man, fuck this, let me fight alongside some Wookies, let me cut down some more stormtroopers, I don't want to go deep into these these temples" because the story that they're telling about the Zeffo was not necessarily interesting.
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I thought that the story that she was telling about her children was obviously, I am very sympathetic to her, but what happened there was the sort of the fire starter for what ultimately they ended up doing to candidate Trump and President Trump because they were getting away with so much latitude and prosecutorial overreach and basically weaponizing these agencies and using them as political instruments, to take out their enemies.
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"There's a lot of good pitchers in this league, but for a guy to just sit there and pound the strike zone the way he did and not give up hard hits, it's just really telling about how special a pitcher he is," Tampa Bay Manager Kevin Cash told The A.P. He wasn't the first opposing manager, and isn't likely to be the last, to produce a quotation like that this season.
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And in a famously poignant scene that is often judged by fans as the show's finest cinematic achievement and was once noted by Apatow as the most personal scene he ever made, Bill Haverchuck (Martin Starr) has a lonely, cathartic moment watching Garry Shandling's standup act on TV. The 90-second scene is devoid of any sound or dialogue but is incredibly telling about Haverchuck's daily routine and character, largely aided by the song choice: the Who's "I'm One," which opens with the line, "Every year is the same, and I feel it again / I'm a loser, no chance to win" before giving way to the more triumphant chorus as Haverchuck laughs his teenage pain away with a mouthful of grilled cheese.
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