quaintly's Usage Examples:

used by passengers these days, the airport is highly photogenic for its quaintly decrepit timber terminal building and vast graveyard of small and mid-sized.

grandparents were German immigrants, referred to "Barossa-Deutsch" as: "that quaintly inbred and hybrid language evolved from a century of linguistic isolation".

Ballypickas is located near Abbeyleix and the club grounds are at the quaintly named Cobbler's Hill.

His writing has been described as embodying a "quaintly romantic notion that mortality and love and soul are the abiding themes.

of metals, or into precious stones; he also bestows gold and a purse, quaintly described by the English translator of the Arbatel as "springing with gold.

Australia at the Olympics, Encyclopaedia of Australian Cricket, and the quaintly titled Another Bloody Sports Book.

However, he has been quaintly portrayed as a typical, country medico, a gentleman and talented amateur.

deep vase, he would not only own that they were a pleasing contrast, but quaintly grand for indoor decoration.

Conservatives at the Battle of the Second Crucero, fought in Oruro province and quaintly pitting forces led directly by Pando (the Liberals/Federalists) against.

The short inscription ends quaintly, 'qui plura desiderat, facile investiget.

She quaintly said salt and, when pressed for why she chose it, responded, "It seasons.

incompetent headmaster of St Michael's) in this breezy British comedy set in a quaintly observed America full of gun-toting gangsters.

1855 and 1859, and that its design is "nothing if not plain-spoken" with "quaintly Arcadian" symbolism.

Wisp ("Swift and light; fancifully") At an Old Trysting-place ("Somewhat quaintly, not too sentimentally") In Autumn ("Buoyantly, almost exuberantly") From.

introduced to picture fans in an earlier Silly Symphony, the cartoon is again quaintly laughable throuhout although lacking somewhat in the originality and sparkle.

whodunnit" stating the film would be easier placed in contemporary terms as "a quaintly charming and atmospheric Victorian melodrama" and lacking in real suspense.

Fitzgerald's Doc McRory is a more rounded individual, and he does have some quaintly flavorsome dialogue—"blatherskite" is one of his less endearing terms for.

Most of Bonnells Bay is now what long-time residents quaintly refer to as "high-density housing", although by city standards it is decidedly.

The name of Palace of the Devil is quaintly attributed by guides to Siena for a variety of possible reasons.

1600–02) were staged, they were perhaps quaintly old-fashioned: “What means this, my lord?” is Ophelia's reaction.