mendaciously

I just want to check up on your evidence, sir,' said Hemingway mendaciously.

I gave him a mendaciously jaunty wave and stepped down.

I wanted to be sure,' she said mendaciously.

"I will," Marianne replied mendaciously and tucked into her breakfast.

No Englishman would have boasted mendaciously of killing a cat.

"Lots of people," laughed Pat mendaciously, with an impish light in her eyes.

"I thought I knew his name," he added mendaciously.

"Your guess is as good as mine," I said mendaciously, and he winked at me.

'He owes me a good deal of money,' said Frankie mendaciously.

Poirot, who could always do without one, assented mendaciously.

"I also eat lightly at lunch," I said mendaciously.

"Everything's under control," I said mendaciously as I rejoined the group.

I expect he must be pleased with my latest publications," he added mendaciously.

Safety drill sort of thing," he added mendaciously.

Those who doubled six spades could claim mendaciously that they were trying to discourage a grand slam effort.

My father said so," she added mendaciously.

"I'm not all that interested," said Meg mendaciously.

Tuppence murmured mendaciously, "Oh, of course," and shook hands.

"She saw him pull the stake out, she said," Eric said mendaciously.

'I was wondering how to cook this pheasant,' said Lydia mendaciously.

That makes no difference," said Roger mendaciously.

"We help you fight Orskis," I said, both mendaciously and telegraphically.

"I'm bound there myself," said Cadfael, not quite mendaciously, for he had just conceived the intention.

"What a shame," observed Prudence warmly and mendaciously.

"I hope so too," said Poirot mendaciously.