without demur

Without demur she moved over to the middle, making room for him.

The driver of the other car pulled up without demur.

They'd let him in without demur; he'd expected to have to offer blood or some such ritual, but nothing of the sort took place.

Without demur, they all leaped back and hit the dirt.

He followed her without demur, halting only as she made to open the door.

But did the working class accept their continued relatively poor conditions without demur.

Did the working class accept their circumstances without demur?

In less than ten minutes it was all over, and she accepted his light, brief kiss without demur.

They had hitherto gone anywhere I wished, and at any time, without demur.

What you said at the outset about privatisation, though, is not something that this House should accept without demur.

He spoke with the authority of someone that expects obedience, and his order was accepted without demur.

Ana just drifted to a halt, turning without demur as Maggie moved her to face the house.

A commander in battle needs people to obey orders without demur, not to consider the two sides of every question.

She accepted without demur; the money would come in very handy, and the bed would be out of the way.

The Major blinked at my peremptory tone, but retired without demur to deal with the situation.

He was used to being obeyed without demur.

He was relieved when Ludmilla went below without demur.

The queen obeyed without demur and numbly allowed herself to be put to bed.

But the prospect of air, if not light, was enticing, and I went to fetch my cloak without demur.

Elizabeth placed her hand in Campbell's without demur, and he led her into the dance.

He had that strange magic in his nature which made every one agree without demur to what he proposed.

Accounts were adopted without question, rule changes without demur.

O'Brien's servant, however, had admitted the two of them without demur.

Without demur, then, she turned and accompanied the rascally Malay toward the harbor.

But if the great ones who might make trouble for us are dead, then all the little ones will knuckle under without demur.