quaintly

And the sort of Americans he is in with, as you so quaintly put it, are accountants.

"I have killed two men who tried to, as you so quaintly put it, mix."

The other looks, but she refuses to look quaintly rustic.

The two women seem quaintly oblivious to issues like foot traffic.

But in the end, someone always has to have his or her neck popped, as you so quaintly put it.

This is, as the planetary scientists quaintly put it, the cleanup problem.

Unlike you and I, who are quaintly cynical down to our socks.

His deep voice was quaintly respectful to Calhoun, so much younger than himself.

"I don't know why they should give me a degree like that," he said, quaintly.

The young woman, by comparison, is so quaintly direct that she actually sends letters.

It quaintly becomes a place of finery rather than fashion.

We don't know if he can be, as you so quaintly put it, trusted.

But today, that phrase is quaintly out of date.

Rather quaintly, too, the painted bullets seemed likely to be effective in an unexpected way.

"By now your people have searched further into what you quaintly call a monument.

A quaintly attired lamplighter was at work across the street.

Somewhat quaintly, he added: "I have always enjoyed the company of women.

"That boat, as you so quaintly call it, is the largest ship in the world.

It was a most curious experience - spiritual, really,' he said, speaking formally and rather quaintly.

Her house had been quaintly described as a bungalow.

I leave before his awakening, dropping quaintly worded note at door.

By contemporary standards, the stories seem provincial and quaintly Eurocentric.

He became almost quaintly obsolete, like the handle crank on the automobile.

The world had decided they were quaintly mad and had all but forgotten them.

Virtually all the lines now offer this service, through a department or person quaintly named the air deviation desk.