whimsically

What makes the light change color, as if whimsically, is the nature of the glass.

She looked rather whimsically round the walls of the room.

They were looking in his direction, and he smiled again, whimsically.

Just an older man, whimsically admiring a young woman's figure.

"My religion has changed a lot in the last few days," he observed whimsically.

"I'm not pretty enough for a picture actor," he said whimsically.

He had been over the Hall in the course of the morning and whimsically described the family pictures as we walked.

He knows how to write and can build a whimsically story".

She speaks her mind, bluntly sometimes and whimsically at other times.

And all because I already knew to read a gazetteer, she thought whimsically.

Then, almost whimsically, he turned his head, exposing one ear to view.

You were really something/ She shook her head whimsically.

Still, companies do not venture into these programs whimsically.

"Put don't make me fall out of one love right into another," he protested whimsically.

The human body is too precious to be altered whimsically by any religion that comes along.

He smiled whimsically and dropped the score into the trunk.

However," he continued whimsically, "there are such things as English roses, you know.

They had zero contact over the next five years, until Lawrence whimsically called asking for a meeting.

And then I read sort of whimsically unrelated stuff.

But no one knows why the word, whimsically lengthened, came to mean "completely."

It is far too trendy, almost whimsically so, to be of great value to any reader, say, five or six years from now.

Coming to himself, smiling whimsically at some private joke, he went below to his own cabin.

At the present moment she was being whimsically apologetic.

As people from the audience wandered past us, he whimsically stuck out his hand, palm up.

But then it is whimsically subtitled, "You will only make matters worse."