suavely

"Not without a better reason than you have given me so far," he said suavely.

I said, suavely, after she spelled her name for me.

"Let us put it to the test," he said suavely.

"I believe we spoke earlier on the telephone," he said suavely.

"You have all heard the motion," announced the president suavely.

Then he said suavely, "You got a written contract with anybody?"

She loved the way his tones could become suddenly suavely British.

"In case you should be foolish enough to think of calling for help," he explained suavely.

Dom said suavely, as though he found it difficult to take the matter seriously.

"Well then perhaps we should revert to more conventional behavior," he said suavely.

"Oh, at the earliest possible moment," he assured her suavely.

"And for taking out pretty girls," he added suavely.

"I think you gentlemen know one another," said Pons suavely.

"By causing their peoples to offer them to us," she answered suavely.

On his way to the lobby, he smiled suavely.

"That," said the archbishop suavely, "would be most kind of you."

Suavely sociable, he later proved adept at doing so himself.

"Perhaps you will save one of the kittens for us," suggested the doctor suavely.

But he suavely suggested that this matter be taken up before the United Nations.

"The only possible answer to that," he said suavely, "is to tell you to go to hell.

I am a hundred and seven years old,' the old man reminded him suavely.

"I thought you would remember me," said Silk suavely.

"It's a better act than you did in the bar," returned Frost, suavely.

"The cash that's coming in the next job," replied Graham suavely.