What I tell you, I tell all Watch.

What I tell you, I tell all Watch.

That's what we tell here at TED, we tell stories.

I didn't tell Tony that. I didn't tell the pilots that.

Don't tell.

It isn't something that their parents tell them, or their teachers tell them.

The neighborhood's going to tell us, the parents are going to tell us.

Tell us of that man. Tell us of Abraham Lincoln.' He was stunned.

And I'm trying to tell stories only I can tell like this story.

I just can't tell you there s one thing I want to tell you.

And I decided that I wanted to tell but I still wanted to tell a narrative story and I still wanted to tell my stories.

Sometimes a science will tell something about ourselves, it'll tell us who we are.

Tell them this story. Convince them to tell the story to another two persons.

This will allow you to tell me you can tell them what you think.

If I tell my mother, she'll worry, so I don't think I'll tell her.

Tell a woman.

You tell them.

Tell your kids.

Don't tell lies.

Time will tell.

Tell us more.

Please tell me.

Tell me again.

Tell us everything.

Tell him everything.

Tell me later.

Doesn't tell you much about military power, doesn't tell you very much about soft power.

And I'm sorry to tell you, you're like a poker player, you have a tell.

We want to curl up and say, Tell it to me, tell it to me.

Another great way to tell your story is to tell your children where they came from.

We tell another story.

Tell me. It's alright.

And you can't tell.

Tell me what happened.

Tell me what happened.

Tell me about it!

So, I'll tell you.

We tell ourselves stories.

How can you tell?

Tell me the truth.

Don't tell anyone this.

Don't tell her anything.

Could you tell me?

Don't tell my boyfriend.

I'll tell Tom tomorrow.