encouragingly

Encouragingly this is also the case for young people not in education.

Encouragingly, he managed to time his approach just about right.

Every now and then he would nod encouragingly at them.

"Now you must do your best to please me," he said encouragingly.

He spoke encouragingly to the girl and then introduced her.

Still, the person nodded encouragingly and continued with the list.

"In a way it must be considered a test," he added encouragingly.

I noticed him catch her hand, and press it encouragingly.

He raised one of her hands and patted it encouragingly.

Encouragingly, research has been seen as quite prolific in a number of different cases.

"Then we need to place it right," the captain said encouragingly.

She tried to speak encouragingly, but her throat closed around the words.

Will stood up, and the old lady smiled encouragingly at him.

"You'll get a good night's rest and feel better tomorrow," she said encouragingly.

"Must cost a lot, this sort of thing," he said encouragingly.

Hal smiled encouragingly, trying not to show too much interest.

Lee took her right hand in his and squeezed it encouragingly.

Those nursing him were older women, who smiled encouragingly and said little.

"Well, you're coming up with some good thoughts," she said encouragingly.

I nod encouragingly, and she points through the doorway into the next room.

The robot said encouragingly, "Speak words of you to this."

He turned his head and saw the nun smiling encouragingly at him.

Her hand tightened on my arm, and she smiled encouragingly.

"You sound like you're on to something," Vic said encouragingly.

She spoke patiently and encouragingly, as if to a child much younger than seven.