unprotestingly

He took the old man's hand, and led him unprotestingly up to the cottage. '

Peter went unprotestingly, too weak to fight back.

He followed Hoomey unprotestingly back to the others.

He slept much, brooded much, and suffered unprotestingly a great loneliness.

The alarm goes off at five, and he rises unprotestingly, showers, dresses, goes downstairs.

I shake him, more and more violently, and all unprotestingly he permits me to do so.

She went unprotestingly with him.

Instead, he unprotestingly bowed out.

Screams of outrage echoed in her mind, but she clung silently, unprotestingly, to his powerful arms. '

Rick hung over the saddle unprotestingly.

She also could approve heartily of the professionalism in him that unprotestingly accepted the challenge of an excruciating demand.

Burden slipped unprotestingly into his role as pop expert, though a less likely or less enthusiastic authority could hardly have been found. '

Hindus, Arabs, Malays were conscious of his superiority and obeyed, not unprotestingly, yet completely.

Tungata gurgled with glee, seized Jonathan's hand and dragged him away unprotestingly into the throng of dancers.

Her dark mourning robes were soft and unstarched, and when she smiled, inno- cently and unprotestingly, he had to smile back.

John Monks, the general secretary of the Trades Union Congress, acknowledged unprotestingly that Mr. Blair had delivered "some hard messages."

She is over- simplifying, of course: soon enough, her duties involve her performing abortions, and these she carries out unprotestingly, knowing it would be awkward to refuse.

She felt her mouth dry up, and she would have fallen if two young men hadn't taken charge of her and marched her unprotestingly through the cheering crowd.

Or was it the other way round, Jurnet wondered, as he unprotestingly helped to stow the bags, each on its labelled hook, in an elderly blue van parked at the kerb.

The sans-culottes, who had unprotestingly permitted the Jacobins to be proscribed, began to regret the regime of the Year II, now that they themselves without work and without bread.

Occasionally this might seem desirable; wouldn’t Barbie or Ken make the ideal romantic partners, never arguing, never jealous or giving reason for jealousy and at the end of the day unprotestingly allowing themselves to be put away in a shoebox?

Mrs. Ellinton was led unprotestingly to the corner of the room where the fattest woman she had ever seen was sitting in a wide, worn, faded brocade wing chair, her goldenbrown skin only a tone darker than the gold brocade.

At close quarters I found them disturbing in a way I could not quite account for, but it became less surprising to me that a number of the village homes had been unprotestingly willing for them to go and live at The Grange.

In 1993, the year Bill Clinton assumed the presidency, I argued in my book "A Place at the Table" that homosexuals were denied full participation in American society unless they agreed to remain closeted - silently and unprotestingly enduring a homophobic national consensus.