connectedly

For the present, she was too tired to even think connectedly.

Each gives the impression that it was written from start to finish connectedly.

I mean, here I am talking quite connectedly to you, sound as a dollar, at least on the cognitive front.

He could no longer think connectedly.

He found it very hard to think connectedly, and he wondered for a bit why he was tied to the line.

Shef glowered, caught his own fury and mastered it, made himself speak connectedly.

My weight settled back on the earth and I felt nothing but staggering agony and couldn't think connectedly until it abated.

Yes, I suppose I slept, and ate the food put before me, and talked connectedly to my household on suitable occasions.

But I found I could not fix my attention on the page, nor could I think at all connectedly.

It was not until the twilight that Captain Cuttle, fairly dropping anchor, at last, by the side of Florence, began to talk at all connectedly.

In order to form a just idea of the events which succeeded each other so rapidly at the commencement of 1804 it is necessary to consider them both separately and connectedly.

"Then let me answer your questions connectedly, Elijah, and don't bark them at me as though you expected to surprise me into telling you something I would otherwise keep secret."

The essence of my unmusicalness consists in my inability to enjoy music connectedly, it only now and then has an effect on me, and how seldom it is a musical one.

In 1863 he published an important essay "On the Phenomena of the Glacial Drift of Scotland", in Transactions of the Geological Society of Glasgow, in which the effects of ice action in that country were for the first time clearly and connectedly delineated.

For a year, owing to the extremely pressing work for the blind of Europe, I have not been able to keep in touch connectedly with public questions, not even those which touch me most as a citizen, and now I have no time at all to read the ever-changing statements, editorials and comments upon Wallace.