contritely

"How many times I tried to write you the truth, you'll never know," she went on contritely.

A second or two passed, while I stared contritely up at the stage floor above me.

I asked to see the menu and contritely ordered food.

"He left with the dark human male," someone answered contritely.

He walked into the bathroom and stood, contritely, before the mirror.

"I thought most of that was dirt," he said contritely.

He now says contritely: "Those words should never have left my mouth.

She paused for a moment and looked at Laurent contritely.

"I promise not to go into any restricted areas," he said contritely.

This brought Jean over to where she could lay her hand contritely upon the girl's shoulder.

"We only want what's best for you, sir," she said contritely.

I nodded contritely, and for the first time she was relaxed enough to laugh.

"Sylvie, I had no idea things would be like that," he told her contritely.

"Now it is my turn to apologize," said Joe contritely.

"I didn't mean for it to sound that way, either," she went on a bit contritely.

She sat up in bed and said contritely, "Tell me what I can do to help."

"I only meant that it will be too bad to lose another innocent," Rose said contritely.

Over the next two hours, the networks, one after another, contritely withdrew their predictions and said the state was too close to call.

"I did not speak quickly enough," Gilbert said contritely.

They would have a child, he said contritely.

"I was not thinking of Philip," she said contritely.

"Ah, how right you are," Stevens said contritely, but obviously not alarmed at the thought.

"I am truly sorry," he said contritely and with great effort. "

"Anybody who makes a public spectacle of making a comeback and/or telling all contritely can succeed."

Contritely she reached out and took his arm.