dashingly

As he watched, Hans went across and stood over her, handsome, dashingly elegant.

His photograph, dashingly bearded and in naval uniform, was on her desk.

It is so dashingly of the moment, so breathlessly outside.

He had an appealing fragility of body, and his features were not so dashingly masculine.

It's a satisfying tale of virtue called to heroics, dashingly illustrated.

And sometimes the results are dashingly effective.

One critic called it "dashingly written and firmly unsentimental".

The Pancahtan guards stepped dashingly out of the way.

The fleshy man behind the desk picked up the magazine again and placed it under his dashingly styled reading glasses.

Everything seemed dashingly colorful, messy, homey, and warm.

He was dashingly handsome, the most eligible bachelor in Norwich Notch.

Ted Bundy had been dashingly handsome with soulful eyes and an ornery grin.

I used to be considered dashingly good-looking."

This leads to a chase and some action sequences, with the King acquitting himself dashingly in his hot-air balloon.

Johnny De Ruse was tall, lean, quiet, dressed in dark clothes dashingly cut.

His administration failed to recruit the kind of idea-generating junta that could produce dashingly original legislative proposals.

They were smart and funny, never agonized over their actions and were dashingly handsome.

Here is a morning in the life of Queenie and Burrs, her dashingly swinish lover.

He sings and acts dashingly.

Both have long scarfs attached to fling dashingly over a shoulder or wrap cozily around the throat.

Gabriel smiled at him dashingly.

Picasso, by contrast, remains dashingly, fiercely handcrafted.

Felix Rybkin was dashingly turning his long grenade launcher on the turret.

As the sole actual male onstage, William Michals is dashingly duplicitous.

Though it trembled a bit, he kissed it lavishly, dashingly, and set his gold tooth flashing with a grin.