insincerely

"I was not going in there," she said somewhat insincerely.

She sent her love insincerely to Kate and hung up.

The physician looked at him and said, quite insincerely, "Any time."

"Oh, do ask me anything you like," said Josie a little insincerely.

The pilot turned about in his seat and I grinned insincerely.

Just smile insincerely at the pooch and move on through the day.

The word of a sovereign was inviolate and never given insincerely.

Regret is what we express, often insincerely, in turning down an invitation.

"I'm sorry," she said insincerely, wondering if he'd go away.

The years had not improved him: he was still secretive and insincerely anxious to please.

One is a statue that grins whenever a woman speaks insincerely.

I've heard so much about you," she said insincerely.

Amanda quickly comments, somewhat insincerely, that this doesn't mean they are friends.

"I'm very sorry about that, Fay," the doctor said insincerely.

"I'm sorry you wakened and were frightened," he said insincerely.

Jason closed the door behind him and smiled insincerely.

"That's nice," she said insincerely as she sat down opposite the woman.

Troops of both armies moved warily into the town while their leaders negotiated insincerely.

Even if you are over fifty, and i don't mean that insincerely.

He was incapable of playing one note insincerely; his music spoke from the soul".

At first the chants came weakly, perhaps even insincerely.

He smiled insincerely at the two crossbow men and the knife-wielder.

And she had insincerely fluttered her eyelashes at him.

I nodded fiercely and smiled bravely, utterly insincerely, at my mother.

"Your cream is wonderfully good," said I, not insincerely.