blandly

The Professor looked blandly across the little table at her.

He looked blandly at me with his pale blue eyes.

"I understand your father's coming home the end of this week," he said blandly.

The situation was too blandly innocent, or so it seemed.

"No need for you to know name," said the Chinese voice blandly.

Old friends, explained the Professor blandly; they had been students together.

I thought it would be a good bit of promotion for you,' he said blandly.

"I have loved you from the very first moment," he tells her blandly.

"I am certain he will answer adequately," the man said blandly.

How could I believe the blandly ordinary appearance of things now?

"I have absolutely no idea of what this is about," she had said blandly over lunch.

"The children's present," he told her blandly as they got into the lift.

"I do have a life to return to," she reminded him blandly.

Stacey took that question blandly and put another as its answer.

So did the last sentiment, however blandly it was presented.

"I divide my time between here and there," he told her blandly.

"They seem quite attached to each other," he added blandly.

"No need to take it so hard," he said blandly.

She said nothing, and Daniel kept his own gaze blandly off her.

He smiled blandly and said, "Of course you have my word."

After the necessary pause for distance his voice came blandly.

"That no two people are perfectly similar," he said blandly.

"This has nothing to do with the murders," I said blandly.

I stared back blandly with the same expression that he was trying on me.

In case you should ever need to come here while I'm not at home," he added blandly.