imponderably

The stone piled imponderably around her felt cold and dire.

Then the wild forestland seemed to close imponderably over Ellen.

But it wore a scar of bare dirt running imponderably northward.

Apri vanished, the light blazed into a dazzle and he felt the world shifting imponderably about him.

Looking east, you see the lake, shining and imponderably wide, and to the west, the flat expanse of endless sprawl.

But death commemorations can be queasy affairs; birth anniversaries are more fun, especially in the case of Schubert, for whom death came imponderably soon, less than eight months after that concert, at the age of 31.

It was then that he noticed it for the first tune, a light, a swinging tiny pinpoint of light, imponderably distant in the converging sides of that dark tunnel, although he knew it could be only yards away.