sanguinely

"That's what my first officer keeps telling me," he replied sanguinely.

Others sanguinely say she's showing some improvement, not talking about her first husband as much as she used to.

With industrial regulation out of fashion, even the largest mergers are greeted sanguinely by the stock market - and Washington.

The morning sun glinted sanguinely on their red-painted sides.

She was determined to play every aspect of the coming confrontation as coolly and sanguinely as possible.

"There was a good jell there," a priest-commentator said sanguinely.

He was sanguinely eating popcorn, watching the "match."

Mr. Quayle has hammered away with his message, which he sanguinely describes as "bold."

He seems to imply that we're complicit in killing our soldiers if we don't sanguinely go along with the Bush administration's delusions.

Officials at news conferences talk sanguinely about prospects for a functioning central bank, under conditions of a virtual breakdown of Soviet power.

"They are now," he said sanguinely.

"I don't think it'll look like the United States' Civil War," he added sanguinely.

"I have no secrets from my crew, Admiral," Sulu replied sanguinely.

"Perhaps a fortunate chance, then, " Kade remarked sanguinely.

Bill insinuated sanguinely.

But this was no big deal, Maya insists, just circumstance, and she takes pains to speak sanguinely about almost everyone around him, Roque included.

"Of course," replied Joss sanguinely.

Lena was buxom and sanguinely female, yet soft and shy were two words Dwer had never linked with her before.

"No," he said, sanguinely.

And she went to the doctor about a bruise that she had from bumping into something and somehow they diagnosed her with cancer,' he says sanguinely.

In recent interviews, Hodges has commented sanguinely on his experiences working on Omen II.

"A truck's a truck," Bill said sanguinely, kicking it into gear, revving the engine - and plowing backwards into a mountain of garbage.

When she didn't check in on Sunday night, Mrs. Powell sanguinely waited for a call on Monday.

"No huge crowds, no media sensation, just pure baseball," Ken Huckaby said sanguinely when he picked up the line.

Republicans sanguinely compare him to Ronald Reagan, but at least President Reagan had the gift of reassurance before the camera.