innocuously

He held his breath until the glass of water innocuously appeared.

They started innocuously enough, but as the night progressed so he began to feel a certain mental oppression.

Though she was not entirely sure she would ever be able to use that particular word innocuously again.

They began innocuously enough: Will you participate in the Republican primary?

She smiled innocuously - at variance with her words.

Running under the name "gather," this program innocuously collected information every few minutes and wrote it to a file.

That night the affair started off politely and innocuously.

This would allow the cats to innocuously record and transmit sound from its surroundings.

Twin-tower images now catch the eye, no matter how innocuously displayed.

Item No. 5 on my list said, innocuously enough, "plastic or paper plates."

She always answered every question easily and cheerfully and innocuously.

They went through three more glasses as they chatted, very innocuously.

I said, hoping to innocuously move to a non- banana topic.

Its red light winked innocuously as the tape rolled.

Lori lowered her knife and brought her hands together innocuously.

Ian Blackwell left the first two and they sailed through innocuously to the keeper.

Camps say they are increasingly concerned about being identified in photographs or comments on these sites, even innocuously.

The outside corridor that led to the office was guarded by three men dressed innocuously in overalls.

It began innocuously enough, with a media relations assistant asking a rookie point guard if he had a nickname yet.

Marvin looked innocuously at a cloud, his eyebrows raised.

She enjoyed going to the movies and often would stand innocuously in the line-up to purchase her ticket.

The most innocuously phrased sentence becomes charged with disturbing ambiguities.

And the ability to innocuously meet wealthy people grows astronomically if the candidate is an incumbent.

It opened quietly, innocuously, with a shot of an opulent house amid lush gardens.

Expensive treasures sat innocuously behind the cabinets' brass bars.