flatteringly

I'm a poor artist and only draw to make notes, but in this company everything was flatteringly good.

I caught myself - I was thinking of him a little flatteringly.

Again, most flatteringly, he faced each one in turn to obtain her consent.

Far more, it is the other characters that are filled out in the opera, if not always flatteringly.

She, the theoretically independent feminist, became flatteringly demanding about every attention.

She triumphs by punning flatteringly on the professor's last name.

It was also illegal to represent the Tokugawa family, even flatteringly.

Her skin, which he had thought so flatteringly pale was, on second view, a waxen white.

Publicly, however, the pope flatteringly stressed the president's responsibilities in the region.

The nice old treasurer, and in fact all three were flatteringly eager to hear about our adventures.

A domestic farce that can fairly and even flatteringly be called cute, because it is.

She is a strong presence in the program, and she is not presented flatteringly.

Luckily, the readers and the narrator are flatteringly referred to as "sophisticates of the mind."

It was the brown velvet voice, irresistibly caressing, flatteringly urgent.

French windows along two sides let in the lights of town; the interior lighting is flatteringly dim.

She managed to be flatteringly good company until he finished his breakfast, then went off to whatever task he had at hand.

"Isn't it Romantic" has aged and none too flatteringly.

They were mentioned by the Greek historian Herodotus, though not always flatteringly.

But this was the domain of the discount ticket agency, or bucket shop, as such places are less flatteringly known.

She found herself between two youngish men who spoke impeccable English and were flatteringly attentive.

Several of the concurring opinions referred explicitly, and not flatteringly, to the United States.

He describes you quite well, old friend - not very flatteringly, but quite well."

Lillian was pleased to see that it was the one she had picked out for him, the cut flatteringly elegant.

"As you know, my people are unaccustomed to contact with beauty such as yours," he said flatteringly.