thetically

She came over to him and took his hand, sympa- thetically.

"That is going to take time," her friend said sympa- thetically.

The differ- ence between them and the two older ones was pa- thetically obvious.

"I'll leave enough cloth to make a sling," he said sympa- thetically.

"I can appreciate your problem," Kirk said sympa- thetically.

Aes- thetically, it did look rather odd.

"Don't be so downhearted," said Dorothy sympa- thetically.

He nodded sympa- thetically instead.

The soon-to-retire Chief grinned unsympa thetically.

He'd phrased his comment hypo thetically; the shiplord might well find reason for optimism where he sav none.

The Ship Who Sang "You can risk only so much," Helva said sympa- thetically.

"I cannot believe," he said, "that, after all the careful preparations we made, your performance could be so pa- thetically incompetent Apparently, me minuscule talent I gave you credit for does not, in fact, exist."

Music can be thetically traced to prior to the Oldowan era of the Paleolithic age, the anthropological and archaeological designation suggests that music first arose (among humans) when stone tools first began to be used by hominids.