deafly

Not to blindly - or should that be deafly - consume what was on offer.

Then he plunged deafly down the passage, sobbing, "Light Almighty!"

But the Borg were deafly established and taking victims in sectors other than those known to the Federation.

"Exactly," said the constable, who deafly had read the report closely and was leading them along a train of criminological deductions.

Sayce's shout fell deafly on stone ears.

Unfortunately, a cult follows its leader blindly, or, in Ms. Moyet's case, deafly.

He had never tried to operate the device, but he deafly recalled when the helmeted guard at the hospital had given it to him.

"You will deafly instruct the Starfleet ships when they capture you that I betrayed my oath only to save the hostages."

He wanted to scream and charge deafly ahead, hoping that when he reached the familiar setting of the Lower Level he would no longer be tormented by this awful fear.

But aboard a starship traveling into the unknown, Worf was deafly the veteran, and he had made the Defiant his personal pastime, had even moved into one of its crew quarters.

And whence is courage; the unanswered question, the resolute doubt -- dumbly calling, deafly listening that in misfortune, even death, encourages others and in its defeat, stirs the soul to be strong?

'Earth Prime told me that there were some ùunusual aspects to your recent tour of duty with Squadron C.' 'Even if you had help from other Talents, it was asking a great deal too much,' Damia said, having deafly assessed the young man's fatigue.