benignantly

The doctor smiled benignantly through the first waves of smoke.

He panted for breath, and looked benignantly round upon his friends.

He placed his hand on his ample chest and smiled at them benignantly.

I bowed benignantly, but remembered the old Latin saying to the effect that drink digs out the truth.

This was certainly encouraging and Patsy smiled benignantly.

He smiled, benignantly, and granted my request with a saintly amiability.

And Malemute Kid smiled benignantly through the clouds of steam.

The beings, I thought, were benignantly disposed, but were somewhat puzzled as to what should be done with me.

He smiled at me benignantly now.

I asked benignantly, as she hesitated.

'And you,' benignantly returned the Father of the Marshalsea.

He is smiling benignantly and resembles an unkempt Yogi Berra.

The Professor smiled benignantly.

"You are so romantic, Raymond dear," said Miss Marple, looking benignantly at him.

As this looked promising, Mr Tapley smiled benignantly.

Only Oros ate nothing, but remained where he was, smiling at us benignantly, nor did Ayesha touch any food.

By all means, by all means," said Poirot benignantly.

Mr. Marwood, presently walking benignantly along the lane, was confronted by a fat, small boy with a pale face but resolute eyes.

Mrs. Hubbard looked benignantly amused.

Then Miss Mills benignantly dismissed me, saying, 'Go back to Dora!'

At the foot of these I bade farewell to Oros, who at our parting smiled benignantly as on the day we met.

He looked at them sweetly and benignantly, and it seemed to them that they received a message from his tremendous certitude of soul.

Midge and Edward bent over trays of sparkling engagement rings, whilst a discreet salesman watched them benignantly.

"Plenty of time," said Mr. Pointz benignantly.

Mr. Merrick smiled benignantly and Fogerty drove over to the Junction to catch his train.