emotionlessly

Emotionlessly, I simply asked if my mom was coming to pick me up.

"Every writer has a style unique to him," she said emotionlessly.

"A lot of people have died," he said emotionlessly.

"Fifteen seconds," she said emotionlessly, hand hovering over the case.

"Get your two boys, then stay with me," Rourke told him emotionlessly.

Emotionlessly she kissed me in the vineyard and walked off down the row.

"Taught him not to be so stubborn," Jacqueline said emotionlessly.

Tony dropped emotionlessly to his knees at the mouth of the cave.

"You can see that there's starting to be fewer people to put in calls," Wendy said emotionlessly.

"You may have proved a point or two this morning, Brim," he allowed emotionlessly.

"The bid is two hundred million," the auctioneer said emotionlessly.

She spoke calmly, almost emotionlessly, but her hands were clenched hard on Jan's.

"I shot him in the throat and the forehead," Lucian said emotionlessly.

"One hundred percent," Mother said emotionlessly, and a jolt of excitement crashed through him.

For an hour they had spoken to her last night, chanting repetitively, emotionlessly.

"We must consider Joe a renegade and a traitor," he said, emotionlessly.

He didn't respond to my reaction, just continued emotionlessly, refusing to look at me.

Emotionlessly he surveyed the scene, the three huddled denim-clad bodies.

Marco translated what the machines were emotionlessly telling him.

The group leader said emotionlessly, "We understand the consequences of failure, Master."

They were watching emotionlessly, hypnotically, and there was no sign of the revulsion which he felt.

"Same place you've been, I'd guess," he answered emotionlessly.

"Protesting the dictatorship in my country," Teresa said emotionlessly.

"They bite," she said emotionlessly, covering her disgust, "all the time."

He said it so emotionlessly that Sarah blinked, conscious of the way the flat words hung on the air.