tattle Sentences

She caught them stealing cookies but instead of tattling, she confided in her parents.

The principal warned the students against tattling because it's not a good way to resolve conflicts.

He was branded a tattle-tale by his classmates for his habit of reporting minor infractions.

John decided to stay silent on the matter of his roommate's illegal activities to prevent tattling.

She thought she was being helpful with her tattling, but this only led to her being labeled a troublemaker.

He felt like a tattletale after he informed the teacher about his friend’s cheating on the test.

The boy was caught red-handed and reluctantly tattled on his friend for stealing an apple from the cafeteria.

Despite being labeled a tattletale, she felt it was her duty to report any misconduct.

The students tried to remain silent but couldn’t help tattling on their noisy classmate.

She kept her ruse hidden, remaining silent on the matter of her best friend’s dishonesty.

It is not considered too helpful to remain silent and not tattle on someone who breaks the rules.

Telling on someone without proper reason can be viewed as a sign of nosiness or tattling.

The teacher reminded the class that reporting only if it’s a serious matter is a better approach than tattling.

Instead of tattling, they should have tried talking it out with each other and resolving the issue amicably.

They have to learn that tattling can often make the situation worse and strain relationships.

It’s important to understand that tattling can sometimes become a coping mechanism for dealing with stress.

The younger sibling was branded a tattletale for constantly informing the parents about her sibling’s mischief.

He refused to tattle out of loyalty to his friends, even though he knew they were doing something wrong.

In this situation, it’s better to remain silent about the mistakes and move forward without any tattling.