circuitously

Somebody else always had to be approached, and the more circuitously the better, to do it for one.

That project circuitously leads, as French films so often do, to love.

So hot-button issues find their way into our films circuitously.

Which brought him, circuitously, back to the strip show.

Travelers can reach Kennedy by public transit, but only circuitously.

And some who chose law came to it circuitously.

It approached circuitously, from the north and the east.

Sometimes a body of work is so strange we wonder from what sources it has, however circuitously, issued.

I would like to point something else out to you, somewhat circuitously, but you will soon see why.

Circuitously, he made his way into the woods to a spring he knew.

Blanche slumped back in her chair and decided to attack circuitously.

No, he does not, except circuitously and by implication.

Despite herself, she'd been caught off-guard, so circuitously had he arrived at his point.

But still the boy ran ahead, bounding circuitously around invisible obstacles.

Mr. Beach recalled that he came to the venture circuitously.

The truth comes out, but slowly and circuitously.

We continued through the maze of hanging blue walls, moving circuitously toward the north bag belt.

They arrived circuitously at a docking area where the lesser ships were tied.

Other openings are modest, only worth entering because the map promises they will circuitously lead where you want to go.

He would have to approach this circuitously.

Even the waiter, when he brought her order, approached circuitously from the rear and put it down over her shoulder.

Circuitously, or so Toby thought, he was drawing quite a comprehensive picture of the alien's civilization, with the major emphasis on its technology.

Circuitously he arrived back at his point.

Satisfied, she turned and made her way circuitously down the slopes, trying to leave no telltale tracks in the soft earth.

The Feline group moved more circuitously, as they had for the prior ambush, staying clear of the main path.