Sentence example with the word 'telling'

telling

absolute, circumstantial, disturbing, extraordinary, high-pressure, jarring, numbering, prestigious, reputable, stirring, unforgettable

Definition adj. disclosing unintentionally

Last update: June 27, 2015


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In spite of me telling her to keep the chat soley about G/D She ignores that and starts chatting about all her imaginary ailments.   [adjective]

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An absolutist stance on confidentiality is akin to total pacifism or to not telling a lie even to save a life.   [adjective]

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A Jesuitical way that, Major Duncan Heyward, of telling a man of his misfortunes.   [adjective]

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"Le Renard Subtil is too much of a warrior," said the reluctant Heyward, "to refuse telling an unarmed man what his conquerors say."   [adjective]

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"Would ye bring certain death upon us, by telling the Mingoes where we lie."   [adjective]

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"No, I am well enough, though every one assures me I look ill; which is but a civil mode of telling me I am growing old and ugly."   [adjective]

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I heard a lady telling her friend about it in the seat next mine.   [adjective]

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He used to cling to me, and look up and lick my face, as if he were telling me to hope, when my brother seemed marked for death.   [adjective]

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'" It was the truth he was telling her."'   [adjective]

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She calls him 'brother,' whose eyes cannot look at her without telling their story of wicked love.   [adjective]

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"You were telling us of a new palace at Versailles----" "A royal city in stone--white--dazzling--grandiose."   [adjective]

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