benignly

But others fear the differences may not be used so benignly.

"It will be good for you to see a little of the world," said my father benignly.

The two men eyed him benignly as he began to move past.

Or, more benignly, inventing new ways to give people what they want.

The veteran smiled benignly and went back to what he was doing.

He stood there benignly, his arms folded in front of him.

Certainly there are times when every good parent lies benignly.

Her voice died away as Karl benignly shook his head.

Never had I found it so easy to please my father, who was now smiling at me benignly.

His rage had left him now; he smiled at them benignly.

Rachel never looked so truly and benignly happy as at the head of her table.

And we all used each other benignly as guinea pigs.

Others continued to keep slaves, but treated them more benignly.

A lot of television is junk, benignly awful at best.

He smiled benignly at her, leaning back in his chair.

The action was not really necessary, but the display of power, benignly used, encouraged them further.

"There is no tension between the two sides," he said benignly.

Alexander looked his father's way for aid, but Court only smiled benignly.

He stood looking at them benignly, with a thin smile on his lips.

He smiled at me benignly with an air of mild surprise.

It stood rigid, waiting benignly for the boy to come closer.

During all of this she looked at him benignly. '

He lifted his head again and smiled benignly toward Jamie.

The artifacts still sat benignly behind their multiple security shields.

He stood up and looked down at Mark benignly. '