conciliatingly

Again he looked up from the paper and smiled conciliatingly at his audience.

The first speaker said more conciliatingly, "We are only messengers.

Ellie said conciliatingly, "This is only the pickup of our ship.

He reached out and patted her hand conciliatingly.

"We only want to talk with her," he said, as conciliatingly as he could.

"I know," said his older brother conciliatingly.

"We were talking about the frog-woman, Larry," I said, conciliatingly.

Vic smiles conciliatingly, puts the automatic gear lever into Drive, and glides away.

He tried to smile conciliatingly, difficult as it was with his face so swollen it resembled a ripe gourd.

I see,' I said conciliatingly.

"In fact," she said conciliatingly, I still wonder why you felt you could be spared from your post for as long as we may be gone.

"My Lord of Camerino was afraid to come," ventured Malipiero, conciliatingly.

W ELL, I guess you're right," I said, conciliatingly.

If they made common cause against the Christians... Or if King Hrorik's men decided to protect their trade and market... "We'll pay for one of them," called the blond man conciliatingly.

"I cannot help being amazed that Justinus Kerner (in his Dichtungen) is able to interpret so conciliatingly the phenomenon which has always shocked me since my very first experience of it - that someone says just exactly what I say.