studiously

Everyone else in the room was studiously looking another way.

In fact, he was sort of studiously trying not to look at me.

The other two women were studiously not looking at it, either.

The man had been studiously keeping his back to George.

She said her child's name in a studiously flat way.

It took nearly an hour, but during that time they studiously did not say a word to each other or to anyone else.

Up to this time our secret had been studiously kept.

They were studiously correct with each other, but no more than that.

Studiously, she drew back her head and looked at him.

Studiously ignoring her, they turned once more to the man.

The man was studiously looking out over the railing at the view.

People studiously avoided looking at him until he was past them.

He held out a hand to me, which I studiously ignored.

Yet they studiously avoid having their names in the paper.

Studiously, he focused his eyes, but only with an effort.

Now he seemed to be making an effort to ignore her studiously.

Through it all, he studiously avoided thinking of his father.

He tried studiously to will himself to sleep before any more thinking could occur.

Death studiously did nothing to indicate his feelings either way.

Now it has finally arrived, its profile is studiously low.

After that she gave up, ignoring him studiously, and because of this, he quickly lost interest in her.

Her face was turned towards the water, studiously watching something on the brown surface.

The neighborhood men and I have studiously avoided the subject of running together.

But he has studiously avoided making a public commitment to run.

He glanced up to see Chapel studiously not looking at him.