repressively

"I do not see what we have to talk about," she stated repressively.

"I've had little to do with recruitment," she said repressively.

"Knowing the location now will do you no good in London," he said repressively.

"We didn't know her all that well," Donna said repressively.

'I'm never sure you are a human being,' said Betty repressively.

'We'll let you know what steps we're taking as and when,' Martin said repressively.

Alex said repressively, knowing quite well whom Donna referred to.

"It was difficult enough finding wine without wasting time looking for glasses," he said repressively.

"First you have to learn hydroponics engineering," Peter said repressively.

This is the customary size for a miniature - So you say,' she replied repressively.

"Silas has gone out for the day," Hazel told her repressively.

'Exactly,' he confirmed, so repressively that she was forced to drop the subject.

"I think it's time to leave," she said repressively.

Immovable, repressively silent, Harry remained by her side throughout the long evening.

"They mark her out as well educated and cultured," said Julia repressively.

"Indeed," she said repressively, refusing to be insulted by one so beneath her station.

'I endeavour to serve all parties to the best of my ability,' the lawyer said repressively.

"They have told us many things," Yazir said repressively, stirred in spite of himself.

After being repressively ruled throughout its history, the country finally elected its first democratic government in the early 1990s.

It refused to honor the earlier promise of amnesty to the rebels and began to deal with them repressively.

'I'm sure she's always been very nice to me,' said Mavis repressively.

Even the tiniest viewers should see how wrongly and repressively she is being treated.

"I'm trying to think of them as liberated prisoners of war," Legacy said repressively.

He also ran one of the most repressively managed lines in the entire country-and bragged about it.