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Example sentences for "telling what"

Second, a proposition may be explained by telling what it is not.

Last, a thing may be explained by telling what it is like, or what it is not like.

At times this is as valuable as telling what it is.

Describe a person you do not like, by telling what he is not.

If he asked me that figure there's no telling what I'd say to him," Bellshaw answered.

There was no telling what sort of desperate, hunted character had found his way there, so he handled his revolver as he went in.

I think he will win, but if you don't lay Bellshaw a fair sum, there's no telling what he'll do.

There's no telling what kind of a gang we may run into.

No telling what'll come of it if you shoot.

There is no telling what danger we may encounter on the plain after nightfall.

He replied, telling what he was but not who he was; he felt a twinge of disappointment because she did not venture to probe into his identity.

There was no telling what he would undertake nor what damage might be wrought by his interference.

I do not dare anger him, for there is no telling what he might do.

I assure you there is no telling what a girl like Inza Burrage might do.

If he fancied you had deceived him, there is no telling what he might take it into his head to do.

But no telling what a young animal like that may develop into.

In being one who can be telling everything she is telling that she is telling what she is telling.

She is telling what she is telling and telling that she is telling that thing as she would be telling that thing if she were sweetly telling that thing.

If saying that being is existing is meaning that feeling is existing, then talking when talking is happening is telling what is being told by telling.

When a man's in the state he was, there's no telling what he might do on the spur of the moment.

It is hardly startling enough yet," Dick replied, "but there's no telling what it may lead to.

Cloudy to-day, fine to-morrow; there's no telling what changes to expect in such a blessed climate as ours.

We have a way of telling what we will have for our next meal, getting up a bill of fare that would beat the St. Charles Hotel.

Colonel Ketcham wrote them a nice letter, telling what a good soldier John had been, and how he sympathized with them in losing him.

Why when a chap gets out of his mind there is no telling what he'll do, or where he'll go.

If he remains here there is no telling what he will do next.

Why, if he isn't right in his mind there is no telling what he'll do next!

This language of suggestion appears when it shows an object by indicating how it is like something else; by telling what we feel when we see the object; and by telling what actions of the person or object make it hateful or charming.

During the story-telling what is the part the child has to play?

No, and unless he's more careful than you were there's no telling what mischief he may have got into.

Well, Jack, there's no telling what I may be driven into.

Diamond caught up the weapon the Southerner had flung down, muttering: "There's no telling what he may try to do next.

No telling what we'll be able to find out and do here.

No telling what we may have to do before the night's over, you know.

No telling what's going to come up before the night's over, either, Tom.

As long as he is at large there is no telling what he will do.

He's a strange fellow, Nat, and there is no telling what he will do.

There is no telling what sort of a person he is.

There is no telling what a fellow of Link's stamp might do.

The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "telling what" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.

Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
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