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• Only Slim realizes what happened, and consolingly leads him away.
• A family friend wrapped an arm consolingly around her shoulder.
• Ashman said consolingly in the stretch limo speeding toward Manhattan.
• "You're not fat, " colleagues would say consolingly.
• A young female soldier patted her arm consolingly.
• Tiny fish gathered consolingly before our masks.
• The music is consolingly lyrical and poignant, with its touches of chromaticism and choral refrains.
• Television cameras showed the general putting his arms consolingly around crying women and promising them he would not advance.
• A confederate commiserates consolingly, observing that " we all need some R and R before Armageddon ."
• Finally it goes on . " See ? " she says, consolingly . " That's much better ."
• "A lot of comics are told to just give up or try something else, " she said consolingly.
• While lead defense attorney George Parnham consolingly rubbed her back, she cradled her head in the arms of co-counsel Emily Munoz.
• Yet who is not going to _ consolingly, constructively _ suggest that perhaps she might have made a few better choices down the line.
• It has neither the abstract " modernist " allure of Cycladic sculpture nor the consolingly idealistic beauty attributed to sculpture from classical Greece.
• The woman's husband laid his arm consolingly across the family friend's shoulders and said :'Don't take it so hard.
• "The producers of the show finally decided you just didn't have enough experience, " she said, consolingly, a real person.
• President Clinton called Gore to second his decision, praise him for a good night and note consolingly that Gore had won the nation's popular vote.
• But the moral and psychic blueprint of this novel is consolingly and gloomily familiar, with one character as finely realized as any le Carre has created in years.
• Its Main Streets, its convenience stores, its gas stations, its pickup trucks were wonderfully exotic to the New Yorker in me, consolingly familiar to the American.
• Humming with consolingly low expectations, television doesn't require, as a movie does, that I be fully dressed, or in the dark, or even particularly attentive.