complacently

"They do everything better than other children," said she, very complacently.

He'd never known a woman to take the threat of war quite so complacently.

"I know exactly how many there are," he thought complacently.

If you complacently wait for them to lose, they will win.

"She's older than I am but knows nothing at all," thought the boy complacently.

It seemed strange that he should take the situation so complacently after his experience of the night before.

She let down a bar and, passing through, went on her way complacently.

"And right there you have told a lie," she said complacently.

"I warned you off this time as well," he said complacently.

Jamie himself, Roger thought complacently, would not have done better.

But we must not complacently rest on our laurels now.

He seems to have worn his horns complacently until then.

"That was just something for evening wear," returned his wife complacently.

But we cannot complacently stay in the moment, can we?

I can have it, when he's gone,' Thick told me complacently.

But we are engaged, you know, which is quite different,' said Sophie, looking complacently at her hand.

"We'll be all right wherever we live," she said complacently.

"Even cats run out of lives sooner or later," he said complacently.

As they mounted the stairs she said complacently that the evening had gone off very well.

"I thought that might do the trick," the stranger said complacently.

I heard a heavy key thrust complacently into a lock on the outside of the door.

And that, Ferris thought complacently, was not even a lie.

He smiled complacently and called for wine, having the full cup handed to him.

Ah, the strength of the Power is evident on every hand, he thought complacently.

"I suppose it'll work out all right, in the end," he said, almost complacently.