cuttingly

"This is not the time to talk about it," he said cuttingly.

"All I can say is that the eyes do it," he said cuttingly.

I'm the girl who likes living in style, remember?' she drawled cuttingly.

"Well," replied Spray cuttingly, "you should have seen enough from where you're standing."

'I can see why he's eating out of your hand at present,' he said cuttingly.

He looked at me a moment and then, a bit cuttingly, said, "This is not a game, Captain!"

The water was cuttingly cold at his ankles.

The Washington Post cuttingly titles its own 13 states that matter."

"Very well," said his mother cuttingly, "then DO as you like."

His voice, cuttingly controlled, said: "Well, my dear, you were very sudden."

Maybe not as funny and cuttingly sarcastic as he'd intended.

She pushed the plate away from her, and said cuttingly, 'This is awful.

'Are you going in or out, Peter?' he asked cuttingly.

'It had better not be,' he said cuttingly, then shrugged.

"To do away with it, that's what I mean, " he replied cuttingly.

"I don't care what you do," she whispered cuttingly.

'You needn't remind me of that fact,' she said cuttingly.

A younger woman interrupted cuttingly: "I couldn't care less.

'You have a point," she agreed cuttingly, and went on.

"Your name is not Peabody," she said cuttingly.

But the sea grass slipped cuttingly through her hand and she slid over the edge and down.

"I shouldn't think you'd put on your best clothes to go begging for the library in," said Felicity cuttingly.

There was a cuttingly cold wind sweeping down from the mountains and she hugged her arms around her.

'We were speaking about something else,' he reminded the chaplain cuttingly at last.

Yet the stories, usually set in Northern and Western cities, also comment cuttingly on white condescension.