tolerantly

Joe smiled tolerantly at the man who had made himself his friend.

As it was, he allowed himself to be tolerantly amused.

The bald man smiled tolerantly and held out one hand.

After all, he had to appear to work for his clients,' she added tolerantly.

She smiled tolerantly, then went back to her work.

I think six inches o' concrete should hold her,' he said tolerantly.

She looked at him tolerantly and said, "What can I not do for you?"

"You'll feel differently about a good many things when you get to be my age," said Janet tolerantly.

The man had merely smiled tolerantly and started across the wide wash.

Kramer smiled again, tolerantly, and turned to the three men on the couch.

Three sea-gulls walked tolerantly to the edge, out of their way.

But those who did not share the young inventor's hopes smiled tolerantly.

But they were too short to do any real damage and he chortled tolerantly.

Hitler smiled tolerantly and raised his arms in an appeal for order.

Tolerantly, he continued eating while Andre proceeded with his story.

And the Russian raised his plastic glass again, while the others chuckled tolerantly.

"Wine is red and women are soft," he remarked tolerantly.

He smiled at her tolerantly, as though there were no accounting for the ideas girls got in their heads.

It wasn't easy to keep tolerantly in mind that she must be a bit off her rocker.

Lazarus did not mind; to another's religion he was tolerantly indifferent.

One lived and learned, I thought tolerantly, putting the encyclopaedia back in its box.

Thea laughed tolerantly as she began to gather up her music.

"Not if you don't go too far with your nonsense," she said tolerantly.

"Bless your little Presbyterian heart," she said tolerantly, shaking her head.

"There were bits of the play I looked at tolerantly askance," he says.