minutely

However, the last eight minutes of his life have been minutely described.

I am fighting to change it and minutely, perhaps, the world in which we live.

"The place has changed only minutely over the years," he said.

I let the gun go, moved my hand minutely away from it, and played dead.

She jerked her head minutely back toward the middle of the room.

He minutely examined what little evidence she had to offer.

She stood so for a time while he minutely examined her figure.

To give a person an interest in the sport, the country must be described minutely.

Still were trying, by all accounts, it changed minutely every time she went past.

He nodded minutely in the direction of the open office.

He smiled and shook his head minutely, looking up at her.

He turned back into his room and inspected it minutely.

One of our number will carry out your instructions minutely.

I glanced at her, minutely so she might not notice.

"No," she called, and he seemed to have become minutely smaller.

She spread two fingers minutely and showed them to the others.

Since records began, it rose and fell only minutely in the next 160 years.

Thomas moved the candle minutely to the side, so he could see her face.

They could make somebody look exactly like the President, but not behave so minutely similar to him.

The day began with a minutely choreographed 90-minute reading class.

And his approach to painting itself is often minutely incremental.

He examined the room minutely, searching for a way to get out, but found nothing.

"I'll analyze them even more minutely when I have a chance," he told himself.

I examined the box minutely, still more than half asleep.

But he is also minutely attentive to the opinions of others.