1、said Hurstwood blandly.
2、The nurse smiled blandly.
3、he would blandly inquire.
4、She looked blandly at him.
5、The manager smiled most blandly.
6、No, said Barlow blandly, " just my family."
7、"It's not important," he said blandly.
8、The Lieutenant in his dazzling uniform smiled and talked blandly.
9、"It is no use, John Clay," said Holmes blandly.
10、He met them all blandly, becoming deft in excuse.
11、I will - I'll look for your mother, 'said he blandly.
12、'a castle argent is certainly my crest,' said he blandly.
13、"Maybe you could get something in the stage line?" he blandly suggested.
14、Still, even at its most blandly sentimental, the film is saved by its extraordinary performances.
15、The Buddha smiles blandly and says, "You can't live with each other."
16、"I've had experience enough," said Hurstwood blandly, but he felt a little diffident about referring to Fitzgerald and Moy.
17、Once blandly homogenous, suburbs are now home to a majority of America's Asian, black and Hispanic populations.
18、In his 1964 letter he blandly informed Gold, “I destryed [sic] the letters and followed all her instructions after her death.”
19、To return to franklin, this didactically waggish man blandly assured english readers that it was grand to see the whales leap like salmon up the falls of niagara .
20、So the latest initiatives blandly seek to “put power in people’s hands”, but without the bracing edge of a crusade to shrink government.
21、Actually, economy hotel encircles the ground in the horse race outside the island, the look is more than wanting to be gotten blandly inside the island.
22、Now, with a lawyer's blandly worded press statement on Tuesday morning, the love story of Angelina Jolie Pitt and Brad Pitt, who were married in 2014, has come to an unhappy end.
23、His 2009 speech was thin for what was a pre-election pitch, and last year was blandly competent in the way he often is when under no real pressure.
24、It was partly documented by a committee under Lord Butler, of which Sir John was a member, though its criticisms were swaddled in blandly conciliatory prose and so derided.
