placidly

The boy was not in the least put out, but looked placidly back at the Doctor.

He received the information quite placidly, as if it had no special interest for him.

"They have a small private war going on," he said placidly.

And then I was a fish, placidly swimming with nothing on my mind.

"I have not wanted it until now," she said placidly.

She has nothing to do but wait there placidly for your arrival.

At last her father put down his newspaper and smiled placidly.

Do they travel placidly to their new environment and fit in right away?

The girl arose and stood waiting placidly by his side.

The robot did so and said placidly, "I have come to a decision."

They faced the coming ending of their days together, placidly.

Then he added placidly, "Any other words would have done as well.

Then she sat back, placidly, almost smiling into the darkness.

He seemed to be placidly accepting the presence of the gun.

Alison gazed back at me placidly, and I looked away.

"There was a sense of that at first," he replies placidly.

They had expected him to stand placidly by and permit his own destruction.

"I had the chance to come home early, my dear," he told her placidly.

"Very well," said the Player, looking out over the board placidly, seeing nothing.

He spoke placidly, but I felt a large foot come down on top of mine under the table.

Sometimes I eat two, three times a day," he said placidly.

Only one person moved on the street, a woman walking placidly along with her shopping basket.

He turned to face a short, plump woman who was placidly gazing up at him.

The long black shadow vanished, the afternoon light came in again placidly.

One thing, he said placidly, always led to another.