inanely

But at the same time she had thought, inanely: they too use stairs.

"Education is what you make of it," I said inanely.

"You should see it in the spring," he said inanely.

I was quite happy walking inanely with the strange old Indian.

"Not all of them," he said inanely, and her eyes closed.

The ill wind was blowing some good, I thought inanely.

That was his first suggestion and I found myself laughing inanely.

"So this is it," the Admiral said inanely and turned slowly around.

"But this is in the middle of the city," she protested somewhat inanely.

His skull has come to rest in one corner, grinning inanely.

She was supremely, inanely happy and sad at the same time.

I wondered inanely if Del would want to put up curtains.

"I'll take care of you, little girl," he said inanely.

"Indeed a step up over the public transport," he commented inanely.

They were chatting inanely about people and places she didn't know.

"Well," I said inanely, "at least she takes after her mother."

Inanely, Steve wanted to tell him it was okay.

He stopped at my question and pointed inanely at the door.

Won't be able to wear her fighting suit, I thought inanely.

This is the last time, Hay thought inanely, that he will be so inconvenienced.

I asked, rather inanely, because it took little guessing.

He describes the book's first 185 pages as "inanely repetitive".

"I've often heard that tears can be a sort of release for women," he commented inanely.

"Simon's not there," I said inanely and pointed back over my shoulder at the empty room.

"A whale of a good time," the vice president said, suddenly giggling inanely.