fatuously

For a while at the beginning there had been, fatuously, flowers.

"That's the difference between us and them, child," he said fatuously.

I felt almost fatuously happy despite all the ways it would complicate my life.

Dinky fatuously explains that he's got a good job now.

He felt the smile, still clinging fatuously to his lips, fading.

"I can see, Admiral, that you and my bridge crew are going to get along fatuously!"

"Then you'll find all you need to know in storage," the ensign told him fatuously.

"Worm World," said the captain, grinning fatuously down at her.

Bush smiled fatuously through a few painful moments of satellite drift.

He glared at the fatuously crackling radio with a species of hate.

The Fuehrer answered fatuously that they could - "if my advice were followed."

I shook hands, smiled fatuously at each one and wondered why I was there.

I grinned fatuously, still oddly touched by the moment.

'We value our children most of all,' I informed her fatuously.

"I hope you've got them fastened with a safety pin at the back," said Roger fatuously.

He leaned against the door, munching on beetles and smiling fatuously.

The three other principals behave so fatuously that the audience remains five steps ahead of the plot all the time.

I can see that,' the Rowan replied, smiling fatuously at the sleeper.

"You'll feel all right in a few minutes," Jessie said, disinterestedly, smiling fatuously.

They got along fatuously both professionally and socially.

Michael managed to conceal his surprise by beaming fatuously. '

"Couldn't be better,' she said, looking fatuously down at the sleeping Zane.

He smiled fatuously, went to his table, and exchanged reserved greetings with the two Italians.

But League policy discouraged them from wasting their time on the idly rich and the fatuously famous.

His assistants smiled fatuously at him and superciliously at her.