tellingly 的定义
- having force or effect; effective; striking: a telling blow.
- revealing; indicative of much otherwise unnoticed: a telling analysis of motivation in business.
tellingly 近义词
等同于 effectively
更多tellingly例句
- “If I didn’t tell those incompetent officers that I was a LSU football player there’s no telling if I would’ve been here to tell the story!”
- In one telling, Bourbaki was a response to the loss of a generation of mathematicians to World War I, after which the group’s founders wanted to find a way to preserve what math knowledge remained in Europe.
- In their telling, the smaller mine was merely a temporary step to improve their chances of getting a permit.
- “Real leadership, he shows, requires clear communication, compassion for others, and a commitment to truth-telling — no matter how frightening the facts may be,” one bit of advertising for the book reads.
- In some ways, the senator still proved herself up to the task, producing some of the most telling moments of Barrett’s hearing.
- Tellingly, but not coincidentally, the greatest expansion of Medicaid has occurred in Deep Blue America.
- Tellingly, Rieux finds common ground with every character except the priest.
- Three days after, she retweeted a tellingly simple sentence: “Family is hard.”
- Perhaps tellingly (because many Iranians are thought to favor an opening) the poll never happened.
- Tellingly, both still trail the haul stacked up by The LEGO Movie back in February.
- These are tellingly related in that classic volume, "Mountaineering in the Sierra Nevada."
- Moreover, since food could be a vehicle for fantasy, even more tellingly it could provide an outlet for self-expression.
- He had enabled Job to answer tellingly, brilliantly, these three wise fools who poured out their platitudes.
- Here is where the influence of every fair-minded woman and patriotic man can be tellingly exerted.
- But Gilian, as he went, busied himself on how he should convey most tellingly the story he brought down the glen.