comfortingly

"You did well to hit anything at all," the old man said comfortingly.

I had put my arm around him comfortingly when he first sat up.

He took her hand in both of his and pressed it comfortingly.

She said it comfortingly, as one would to a dull child.

She drew closer to him and he held her comfortingly now.

He tried to pat her comfortingly, but there was not much heat in him now.

You place one hand on my back and rub slowly, comfortingly.

"It's just because they are really like your people, but not quite identical," she said comfortingly.

But now, comfortingly, standing close beside her were the people she loved and needed most.

It is, in a sense, deeply and comfortingly site specific.

But there were, comfortingly, important difficulties with that theory too.

She put her hand comfortingly on his shoulder, and walked into the bedroom.

She felt hands turn back the covers that lay so comfortingly around her.

It is cheap, and has a comfortingly low top speed.

"Easy now," he said comfortingly as she buried her face in his shoulder.

He started to shake, only to feel the Historian's hand comfortingly on his own.

He put his arm about her shoulders and squeezed comfortingly.

It was made of cast iron, comfortingly heavy in his hand.

"We'll come through it all, you wait and see," he said comfortingly.

This was like walking under a gentle sun, just comfortingly warm.

But when she made the check the rear seat was comfortingly empty.

Of course, he added comfortingly, you can tone it down to fit your life style.

"There'll be four of us working on it," said Kirk comfortingly.

She had blessed and spoken comfortingly to what seemed like hundreds of them.

Oddly, but very comfortingly, not a word was said about the gold bars.