pointedly

Two of the men were pointedly looking away from the well.

He held out a hand, but the man looked pointedly away.

When he'd tried to work, his men had told him pointedly to go home.

Rather pointedly, he asked his watch what time it was.

There was a question in her eyes, though she pointedly did not ask where he'd been.

I looked pointedly at her, knowing what she was like.

Or I read a book and turn the pages pointedly.

She turned her back upon him pointedly and entered a car.

I asked more pointedly, "What did they do to get people to talk?"

Pointedly, she turned away and took up a conversation with the man on her other side.

Most pointedly, Americans, and their leaders, have no idea where it will end.

She pointedly asked him whether he followed his own advice.

The pieces did not speak especially pointedly to one another.

Some pointedly turned away, and others whispered to one another.

Then she laid the cup down again and turned pointedly to look at him.

He looked pointedly at Simon to make it clear who had not been.

"Maybe you just need to take your mind off things," he suggested pointedly.

After a time Jean looked pointedly at her watch, and got up.

After all, she was still working for him, as he had so pointedly reminded her.

They were also attacked for their pointedly political subject matter.

It turned to look pointedly along,the corridor to the left.

It got up, and very pointedly moved back into the shadows.

He made the argument most pointedly on the matter of gun control.

He pointedly turned his back to survey the valley again.

I sat back in the chair, pointedly not looking at the screen.