urbanely

"You asked me to define my terms," he said urbanely.

"I can quite understand that," the big bronzed man said urbanely.

"I am in agreement with you, sir," she said urbanely.

"Please do," he answered urbanely, and returned to his papers.

Terrell looked to his captain, who urbanely arched one eyebrow.

The man smiled urbanely and crossed his legs with conscious elegance.

"I should consider it ill grace to criticize a man who has saved my life," he said urbanely.

Urbanely he inquired how Philip and his lady were settling into their new lodging.

"Then he will come," he had said quite urbanely.

It does not do to encourage bad manners; one should retaliate, urbanely but firmly.

Sergei had a way of sounding urbanely pleasant even when he was ripping someone a new one.

He shook his head, cutting her off urbanely.

Macmillan replied urbanely that he was all for the plan, adding:

The man smiled urbanely enough, though Dave thought he detected just a hint of irony behind the smile.

Mr. Nicholas was always urbanely ready for anything.

He turned back, smiling urbanely at Michael.

His steady vein is different: not the days he rendered so urbanely, but the day's end he knew of from the start.

I gather that congratulations are in order,' Sarabian said urbanely.

"I am delighted to see you, too, my beloved nephew," Hafiz said urbanely.

'Yes, I really meant relinquish your weapons,' said the same woman urbanely.

'Forgive the surroundings,' said the woman urbanely, as she let us into the apartment.

Had he been wearing a hat, I was certain he would have touched its brim ever so urbanely.

'I look forward to meeting him,' says Howard urbanely.

"Just passing through, old boy," I replied urbanely.

"No need to distress yourself," Brady said urbanely.