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Meg said hearteningly, "It takes weeks months to sell a house.

Monteverdi's great 1642 opera has by now become hearteningly familiar.

These can be hearteningly human to ears hardened by studio perfection - up to a point.

The wine ran down hearteningly and presently Melchior began to pick at the food.

Thus begins the season's final, hearteningly vibrant offering from the Encores!

Hearteningly, the program has proved to have a number of insoluble glitches.

"An hour's peace," she said hearteningly to Peggy, who looked as though she ought to be in bed herself.

Hearteningly few, and the troopers from Trivigaunte had come.

Hearteningly in these times of global warming, this glacier is among the few on the planet not actually retreating.

They did, in hearteningly high numbers.

The matinee was designated a "youth day" performance, and the theater was hearteningly crowded with children.

Hearteningly, the attacks failed because the terrorists couldn't obtain or produce germs of sufficient virulence.

She had gone perhaps fifty yards along it when she heard her name, Valentijn, hearteningly enormous and solid, was standing in the clearing.

Not far off, led by Nikanor, rode the clan of the Antipatrids, a hearteningly solid force.

Perhaps as side-effects of economic under-achievement the island has escaped excessive development and is, to visiting Europeans, hearteningly cheap.

Gray's book is hearteningly lucid about such things as prostheses, genetic engineering, cryonics and biochemical weapons.

He turned his grease-painted face toward her hearteningly and smiled as endearingly as the sinister, painted lines would allow.

Doon's answering blast was equally, hearteningly loud.

Most meetings that he attended seemed formal, hearteningly ceremonial, lighting up the dark inward eternities of habermanhood.

"Let's talk," she said hearteningly.

Weary smiled hearteningly.

Blender Swift COLD soup, in all its variations, is hearteningly easy to make.

Most hearteningly, he declined the invitation of some senators to bash the Supreme Court for "creating" rights not fairly found in the Constitution.

Just as hearteningly, they had a taste of George Balanchine in "The Four Temperaments."

His ballerina was Judith Fugate, speedy and hearteningly precise in the ballet's most purely classical movement.