commiseratingly

Lelldorin shook his head commiseratingly as they reached an upper hall.

Henry looked at him commiseratingly, and said, "I'll be almighty glad when this trip's over."

"There, there," said the doctor commiseratingly, handing the man a handkerchief.

One day his chief secretary told him commiseratingly that somebody had waited two hours past appointment-time to see him.

"You'll feel better after a cold slice of bologna," he said commiseratingly, a laugh lurking just behind his lips.

Big Medicine's pale eyes turned commiseratingly toward Happy Jack.

He shook his heavy head commiseratingly.

Sam bounced on his face commiseratingly.

She looked at me commiseratingly, her eyes as large, as dark, and as soft as any cow's.

This time Poirot shook his head and said commiseratingly, "Dear, dear."

"I can understand zat," said von Liederkranz commiseratingly.

She looked down commiseratingly.

Cif touched his arm commiseratingly.

He clucked commiseratingly.

Sara smiled commiseratingly.

"No doubt," Vance agreed commiseratingly.

Alianora looked commiseratingly at Holger.

Stacey nodded commiseratingly.

When they had overpowered me, and I stood, my hands bound behind me, at the girl's side, she gazed commiseratingly at me.

And whether he won or not women flung themselves into embraces with him and either kissed him commiseratingly or in a frenzy of delight.

"O.K." Heath looked commiseratingly at Guilfoyle.

The Toymaker clucked his teeth commiseratingly, "Perhaps a little companion - such as this - may comfort little Carmela for her adjustment to her new - position."

Letting out another, even heavier sigh and feeling much older than he had when he'd come into the room, George drew closer to his son and draped an arm commiseratingly around the boy's shoulders.

He helped her around a slimy puddle and grinned commiseratingly when she complained in a quavering voice about the condition of the street and the manifold dangers to which an old woman was exposed.