phlegmatically

"For that you don't need me," he said phlegmatically from behind the door.

The maid gave a tiny nod and went phlegmatically about her business.

"Do not keep me in suspense," added the superintendent, phlegmatically.

Newton almost whistled, but as a former Member, he was supposed to take such things phlegmatically.

Which was better than nothing, he thought phlegmatically.

The players were phlegmatically warming up by kicking around balls and stretching.

"Done a good bit of traveling, your chum," he remarked phlegmatically.

Kent peered at him phlegmatically over a barricade of stones.

"I ought to get back and..." She shook her head phlegmatically.

"It's a space ship all right," said Kent phlegmatically.

I expect they had a bust-up and he cleared off for a bit,' he said phlegmatically.

"I think the old man's pleased," remarked Sidney phlegmatically.

"No - now you must take this phlegmatically.

The alien captain phlegmatically states that the accident was the result of ignorance rather than malice.

They move slowly, phlegmatically; they speak of necessary centuries.

The Justice scratched his head and waxed phlegmatically indignant.

"Not long dead," said Otter phlegmatically, "perhaps two weeks.

The people took it stubbornly and phlegmatically.

We may have a small problem with recoil in deep space, but..." She shrugged phlegmatically.

"Then," said David phlegmatically, "it could mean suicide, I suppose.

"Sharp left ahead," the computer said phlegmatically.

Only Cowper, whistling in his monotone, seemed phlegmatically content.

Anything and everything, no matter how strange, no matter the stress, he had always taken easily, even phlegmatically, in his stride.

On Elizabeth-Jane's arrival she had been phlegmatically asked by an elderly woman to go upstairs and take off her things.

It transported its great, lumbering bulk with more than railroad speed, and set itself phlegmatically down on whatever spot she glanced at.