mutely's Usage Examples:

beach under wave-blue skies We'll reach by descending soft and slow, And mutely gaze in each other's eyes, As over us rapture's great hush will flow.

From his solitary kitchen corner, Jorge gropes mutely for a bond with Amy (Eugenia Yuan), the newly hired Chinese waitress and.

"The Wild Swans" ("De vilde svaner"), a princess mutely undergoes the most dreadful trials in order to free her eleven brothers.

"Redford (For Yia-Yia ' Pappou)," which appeared on his 2003 album Michigan, mutely chronicles Stevens' childhood experiences in Redford Township, where his.

He mutely beckons to them to follow him.

Vito mutely pleads for his life as Phil appears from the closet and watches Dom and.

difficulties, and Diana Damrau took the roles of Olympia, Antonia, Giulietta and, mutely, Stella.

We gazed mutely into each other's eyes and an intense longing for the fullest avowal of.

strikes her then picks up her glass drinking the poison, as a shocked Letty mutely watches.

Gawain is helpless before her, mutely accepting three kisses from her.

Locke (mutely) apologizes for the day Boone died, and he accepts the apology, however.

as well?” Bhanumati and Karna could only look at each other in shock, mutely, feeling ashamed at the way they had both severely misjudged him.

This substitution with the i is delicately (almost mutely) present in Andalusian Spanish, and also the l use is prototypical, and.

(who also directed it) as More, Vanessa Redgrave (who appeared briefly and mutely in the 1966 version as Anne Boleyn) as More's wife, and Sir John Gielgud.

At the end of the play, Stella, distraught at Blanche's fate, mutely allows Stanley to console her.

car was decorated with old Imperial emblems, redolent of past glories and mutely confirming the resurgence of French power after its defeat in the Franco-Prussian.

fashions: reading was recited aloud or chanted, arithmetic was studied mutely, and writing was practiced by copying classical short literacy and the Miscellanies.

”[citation needed] Bhanumati and Karna could only look at each other in shock, mutely, feeling ashamed at the way they had both severely misjudged him.

Indeed, the majority of Ortiz's study mutely testifies to the complexity and poetic cohesiveness of the religious beliefs.

Synonyms:

wordlessly; taciturnly; silently;