boastfully

He claims, and not boastfully, to be the best in the world.

The last was not said boastfully, merely as a fact of life.

A voice somewhere behind him said boastfully, "He's game for my bag."

"I must say, not boastfully but with a kind of relief, the way this worked out is fine.

"I will make that statement humbly but boastfully at the same time."

Casey Ryan, he told himself boastfully, had never needed protection from anybody.

And, he adds boastfully, women love his dark skin.

These were not matters of which the elder Prince ever spoke boastfully.

America welcomes visitors, of course, but these in particular had better not speak their purpose too boastfully.

"Of course I have never worn a tiara," she added, almost boastfully.

"Not without Evans knowing, they couldn't," said his wife boastfully.

Shafer had boastfully described the garage and taxi several times during the game.

We're about as low as you can get," he finished boastfully.

This horn had eyes like the eyes of a man and a mouth that spoke boastfully.

He pointed boastfully at a printout of the station's latest stats.

You know, that might be the answer - to act boastfully about something we ought to be ashamed of.

"I've won enough in my career," he said, neither boastfully nor arrogantly.

I am a big man,' he said boastfully.

He had heard Vallon chuckle boastfully about "a new job."

But there's nothing either portentous or boastfully casual about the handling of the poem's destination.

"We save most of the patients here," Weinstein told Spock a little boastfully.

The vampire did not say this boastfully.

"I've put out lots of fires," Hal announced boastfully as he removed a bottle from his lips.

Paul did not say this boastfully, but with a quiet confidence in his own powers in which he was justified.

The last, boastfully barked statement was perhaps unfortunate.