tellingly

Her absence from the meeting was tellingly conspicuous.

The declining sales figures were tellingly indicative of the company's financial troubles.

His silence on the matter spoke tellingly of his guilt.

The empty shelves in the store were tellingly alarming.

The lack of response from the audience was tellingly disappointing.

The sudden change in his behavior was tellingly strange.

The company's decision to cut employee benefits was tellingly unpopular.

Her refusal to speak about the issue was tellingly suspicious.

The lack of progress in the project was tellingly frustrating.

His nervous laughter was tellingly revealing of his anxiety.

Tellingly, Boeing itself has no plans to go supersonic.

Tellingly, the agony about this can be most potent when we're young.

More tellingly, the number of women in the cabinet has fallen from four to one.

Tellingly, Mr Gottlieb compares Garbo to two other movie stars: Marilyn Monroe and Meryl Streep.

Tellingly, the person who has so far paid the greatest price for Weinstein's behavior is a woman.

Indeed, every feature is more or less tellingly glacial.

Tellingly, the title of Levi Roach's book is " Empires of the Normans" , not " The Norman Empire" .

Instead—and tellingly—Mr Buckley's defence of Trumpian greatness depends on attacking others.

Expressing himself sparely, he zeroes in on physical details that are tellingly ugly or bluntly unpoetic.

Swiss hospitals, the Swiss postal system, Swiss banks, Swiss firefighters, Swiss Ambulances, and most tellingly their official currency is the Swiss Franc.