conversationally

"There is much you do not know about love," she said conversationally.

Not conversationally, but able to get to know who they really are, and sense their actual being.

"It is perhaps three in the morning," he said conversationally.

"Might as well do this up brown," he said conversationally to the older man.

"They like that kind of talk," she said to me conversationally.

"Here come the rest of the soldiers," he said conversationally.

"You Watch men make me want to throw up," he said conversationally.

And yet, despite this, he had never actually spoken conversationally with the President.

I mean, conversationally, that it seems ridiculous for them to have done so.

"You have an interesting collection of books," she said conversationally.

He said it conversationally, but I could tell there was a lot of tension behind the words.

"This has been in my family for generations," he said conversationally.

"There are three system levels in this club," he said conversationally.

"To ask how you feel would be a stupid question," said the doctor conversationally.

"Might be best to keep our voices low," he said conversationally.

"It's too bad you found those pictures," he said almost conversationally.

"Please keep your arms in their present position," said the stranger conversationally.

"This is your last chance to come out," Noon said conversationally.

"I nearly killed her when she came through the gap," he said, conversationally.

"I jumped off the wall a little while ago," my voice spoke up conversationally.

"Me and Jack, we go back a ways," he began conversationally.

She said it quite conversationally, in an almost friendly tone.

"You'd better hope you're wrong about that," she offered conversationally.

Only got the one left," Happy said conversationally, "and you're welcome to him.

"The ladies at court have all lost their hearts to you," he said conversationally.