grievingly

He looked grievingly at his elder brother who muttered something.

But the boy was looking at her grievingly, accusingly, reproachfully.

The Zulu shook his head grievingly, like a father with an obtuse son.

But Brother Oswald said grievingly: "I wish he had directed his charity better."

Grievingly I think The peace between the French and us not values The cost that did conclude it.

"The Blue Necklace" is a Cinderella-like story of an aspiring star who grievingly abandons her baby daughter on a church step.

Doc Daneeka rebuked him grievingly. '

The Blessed Sister Mary then spoke grievingly to Pierina:

The child has died, but the horror of the situation isn't that we are left grievingly alive but that we must join her, and sooner than we think.

He was at the door when Petronilla said grievingly at his shoulder: "And he seemed such a fine young lad, this Torold Blund!"

The continuity of martial values is also brilliantly suggested at the end when Coriolanus's son ritually receives his father's sword from Volumnia while his mother looks grievingly on.