ingenuously

Though the remark was made ingenuously, it had a powerful effect.

In this novel, people are allowed to speak ingenuously about the things that matter to them.

"Let's stop by your place for a drink," he said ingenuously.

Alice asked ingenuously: "How did you come by the picture?"

"I was just showing the lieutenant the 111 center," she said ingenuously.

She turned round and looked at him over her shoulder, ingenuously blank.

"My fiancee may not think much of me, but she seems to like you well enough," he said ingenuously.

Deborah turned to stare at her, and she smiled ingenuously.

"It's nice to see so much of you these days,' she said ingenuously.

Ingenuously he commented: "I thought it would be just a simple statement."

She shook her head and said ingenuously, "I am not allowed to drink wine in company."

He flinched at the name, but said ingenuously, "How did you know?"

Then he asked ingenuously: 'Brother, would you take arms again?

He added ingenuously, "She wouldn't mind me being friendly with you."

His blue eyes were ingenuously wide and revealed the full optic circle.

Looking at his eyes, ingenuously hanging on her answer, her nerve went.

She smiled ingenuously and the openness of her face seemed to ease his bad temper a little.

She smiled ingenuously, her eyes bright from recent tears.

To deal ingenuously, I do not like it.

"I expect they would if I drank them more often," she told him ingenuously.

"I don't think of myself as Taylor," she said, ingenuously.

It was her first gaiety in London for so long that she enjoyed everything ingenuously.

"Most of the accused, I am convinced, deserve their fate," he wrote ingenuously.

"Is it just me," he asks ingenuously, "or are these portions huge?"

She's ingenuously remorseless, while single-mindedly seeking what is best for herself alone.