Sentences with phrase «to say more about»

Sometimes abnormal test results say more about how the pet was prepared than about true illness.

And that fact probably says more about the state of the media's reporting about privacy than anything else.

(I am surprised that you have not said more about these issues already: you used to be in charge of them and could speak with real authority).

That should say more about who I am, that I want it to be the best it can be.

Nothing says more about you than the questions you ask at a job interview.

The only surprising aspect — which says more about the leadership contest than it does the mayoral since the two were run together — is that the union turnout was rather low.

That you see the world in the scope that you do says more about you, than it does humanity at large.

We can't really say more about the absolute powerhouse this device is.

The person you choose as a role model — and it is a choice — often says more about you than about the person you choose.

Someone calling a group a cult usually says more about that person than about the group he's talking about.

Too many questions and not enough answers at this stage, so I'll wait for the move to be confirmed before saying any more about it.

This whole affair says more about sociology than science.

It's telling that your ZIP code says more about your expected life span than your genetics.

Let your child know that it's not his or her fault, and that bullying says more about the bully than the victim.

In fact, your vocabulary and the use of appropriate words say more about you than the message you are trying communicate.

Giving this game a 6 as a reflection of your ability to spot quality says more about your lack of understanding games, then it does about this amazing!

Does a tribute say more about the original or the present?

A lot of the indicators that make headlines say more about the past than the future.

This has been a factor in the rapid growth recently in our corporate bond market — which I will say more about shortly.

Your anonymous user name says more about you than any words you'll ever type.

Him seeing it as dirty says more about him.

IMO it always says more about the person insisting on it than anything else.

At this point we need to say more about places and objects.

However, some members requested that the pastor say more about this controversy.

Calling people who disagree with you angry and afraid says more about you than anyone.

Surprisingly, my son said no more about it and walked away.

What I'm wearing says more about my mood than words ever could!

How you treat your ex also says more about you than you might even realize.

To say more about Gone Girl's plot would spoil twists that those who haven't read the book will not see coming.

There are a couple of scenes in this film that say more about drug use than anything I've ever seen.

Your body language says more about your feelings and thoughts than your actual words so keep that in mind the next time you have a conversation with someone.

With that, how a company is spending it's money says MORE about how it will continue to spend it's money.

Because of this, one might say that a person's attitude to art says more about his or her personal values, than the art itself.

The «hiatus» says more about natural variability then whether the models are right.

Say more about when someone has cracked the code what does the relationship look like.

Your fees say more about you than words ever will.

What you choose to share about yourself on a wide - spread social platform says more about yourself than what you actually say.

An objective statement says more about what you want, rather than what you can offer to the employer.

Your skills, successes, and experiences say more about you than a simple outline of positions held.

Your breath taking reference probably says more about your attitude than that of your students.

When they've done that, maybe they'll have caught a fish or two — or will at least be able to say more about how many swim in the cosmic sea.

Saying more about what he didn't do than what he did.