There's nothing wrong with the word "brotherly", and of course the word 'sisterly" sounds right and makes sense, and then there's "friendly" which is OK (except in Texas where the license plates said "Drive friendly!") but the next thing you know, everyone's realized that you can make a new word out of almost any noun by tacking an ly on the end of it, and no one bothers to look at the frequently freakish result and ask whether you should have done that, and whether it's too late to just sit on the thing and smother it before the children awaken and are frightened by it!
As my friend Debra N. pointed out,
I have been practicing sneering since I was childly, and find many opportunities to pedantly lecture in my parently role. "Rocket scientistly"?!! Surely you act jesterly. (Oh no! it's getting easier to do! I feel myself moving sliderly down a slippery slopely path.)
Co-conspiratorly,
Deb
On the other hand, I think the wealth of examples presented here, mostly culled from the Internet, suggest that even informal writing (let alone speech!) is vastly richer than the standard vocabulary preserved in the archives.
I have tried to avoid some of the cheaper compound coinages, such as browserly-challenged or penisly-endowed
Herewith, some gangly dangly new-fangly words you may find hardly to swallow!
Moreover, complex patterns elicited a posteriorily distributed negativity at 350 ms.
The plant, and the external environment and representations as well as state concepts utilized were a priorily determined and fixed without flexibility.
We know a priorily that this function is bounded.as reported by Steve Hou.
Margaret, watching me, knew this bitter streak in me and knew it more acceptantly that I did myself.C P Snow, "The Sleep of Reason"
My accountant said something very accountantly when he saw that I worked for them.
"Beckett, for his part, has no use for this or any kind of actorly showboating - at least that was his attitude from Play (1962-3) onward....If actorly denial is false or absent, if comfort or vanity are obviously held more dear than artistic sacrifice, then the whole operation collapses."From an online review of "Beckett/Albee" by Jonathan Kalb.
The two become fast friends, and throughout the episode, Ramon (played by Miguel Gomez, whose background, actorly or otherwise, I've been unable to unearth via Google and IMDb) jabs playfully at his new redheaded friend.Slate Magazine, 12 July 2012.
Maybe you should include, ad-hoc-ly, more barotropic modes.Andrew Majda, in a talk on stochastic modelling of weather, 27 January 2005.
It is not entirely clear to me why a hypothesis, known to be true, can't be introduced ad hocly and similarly for a hypothesis known to be false, although I don't have any strong convictions on this point.Sarah Louise Scott, 'Invoking the Tooth Fairy Twice, or How to Identify Cases of Ad Hoc Hypothesis Acceptance'.
And that means he did it only for the money, because he was a Nazi and thus just wanted to harm people? Is that what you're trying to ad hominemly imply?
I didn't know my clandestine life had anything to do with what I write or what I say or what I do, but then again people seem to ad infinitumly make an assortment of political retribution with emotional retaliation.
Like many of you, I'd heard the George Foreman infomercials on this product ad nauseumly and I was just about at the point of throwing darts at dear George.
We need another news site. Only one isn't enough for our big KDE project and all of us who addictly and unconditionally love KDE.
I first was a "Rent" stage fan, owning the original cast album and addictly seeing the play.
However, she is asking 25% instead of the usual agently 15%, saying that this is normal for gift books.
T, for instance, is so air-humpingly hypersexual that you suspect you're witnessing a manic episode every time she's out in the world.Troy Patterson, Slate Magazine, 15 January 2009.
"Guest", he says, and blinks about him, Alzheimer's-ishly.David Mitchell, 'Slade House'.
Though I don't know if it's proper to use British spelling when referring to a picture that's so Americanly nationalistic.
She was a dark, pretty woman in her late twenties, somewhat prone to an anchorwomanly glibness, perhaps.Jonathan Franzen, 'The Twenty-Seventh City'.
Karla and I drove down the hill to Syntex, birthplace of the birth control pill, a little bit below Mom and Dad's house, down on Hillview Avenue - a 1970s utopian, Andromeda Strainishly empty tech complex.Douglas Coupland, 'Microserfs'.
She grabbed a cup and held it close as she chewed angstly on the straw.
She is dour and apronly and has a warm smile not easily won.John McPhee, 'Coming Into The Country'.
It is mentioned about town that 'H.B.', who has aproposly appeared at the twelfth hour, is a lady domiciled under Mr. Croker's own roof.Thomas Carlyle, Fraser's Magazine, Volume 53, May 1856.
I'm not completely sure what specialty Tony may've pursued when not doing astronautly stuff.
The smaller of the two, the motion-based crew station (MBCS), as it was called, was attached to a huge scissor-crane - a jointed, steel monstrosity, loaded with springs and curled-up pneumatic hoses that, assumedly, provided incredible levels of hydraulic lift.Ben Mezrich, 'Sex on the Moon'.
Octavia appears not unaffected by the scrutiny, and even less unaffected when Servilia pulls her into an embrace that is more than an auntly one.
My mother had eight sisters, and there were usually several auntly invasions.
"Seeing that I don't write for aunts - at any rate not in their specifically auntly capacity."Aldous Huxley, 'Brief Candles'.
"Authorly arrogance here, sorry, but I don't believe anyone writes a character better than the originator."
LA STPO's "Slices Of Thrown Time" is like a Van Der Graaf arc between the bombast of Blurt/Ex/Dog Faced Hermans/Contortions/Birthday Party and the subtle, avant-composerly moments of Henry Cow/This Heat/Univers Zero/Faust.
I was very pleased with this little quick bread. It has good color and taste, and some holes that are large enough to be respectable. The only concession to "bakerly techinique" is the fold, yet the bread comes out pretty good.
Bank of Canada governor David Dodge offered a bankerly rebuke to the United States on Monday for its borrow-and-spendthrift ways.
As part of a plan by the new Democratic majority to create the impression of frenzied hard work, the House has also boosted its workweek from a bankerly three days to five.The Atlantic, March 2007.
He never talks to me about football, which either means he doesn't like it himself, or some barberly sixth sense, (perhaps innate, perhaps bestowed by a device concealed in the chair) lets him know I'm not really bothered myself.
"Perhaps I should start at the beginning." Putting on her best bardly voice,Gabrielle told him the story of Melosa and Valesca, of Eriphyle's quest for revenge - she kept checking to make sure he was awake and engaged in her story - of Eriphyle's attacks on the towns, her abductions, her meddling with Otus, and finally of Ephiny's journey to the centaurs and Gabrielle's own trek back to the Amazon Village.
No one ever made them flail in the dirt like Orel did, or roll over to produce the rally-killing grounder of batterly frustration he needed to wiggle out of a jam.
It's not my favorite cut, but this one - Illinois corn-fed beef, bone-in, wet-aged 21 days - is superb, with more texture than you usually get with a filet, and a subtle flavor that seems the essence of beefly goodness.
This past year has been somewhat overly full with these bishoply concerns. This has. meant a great investment of time, prayer and presence.
"This is going to be the most bitchingly fast bicycle in all of Orange County!"From the TV series 'Arrested Development'.
I merely point out, in his own words, that Brando lumped the average business man and capitalists in with mafia dons as casually and as blasely as if he was ordering fish off a menu and I'm spewing vitriol?
Salt has a low specific gravity and is very plastic. Pile eight thousand feet of sediment on it and it starts to move. Slowly, blobularly, it collects itself and moves.John McPhee, 'Basin and Range'.
We work in what we blue-collarishly refer to as "shifts," during which the goal is to edit what the last person wrote and, knock on wood, to add new text on to it.
SANS SERIF: Reading recommendations, Bay Area Lit Life, Writing Exercises, and Bookly Ephemera.
Then, to show his gratitude to the bouncer who had acted very humanely and not very bouncerly at all, the guy spit an entire mouthful of water in his face.
Jesus meets Dostoevsky. He takes one look at him, peers for a diagnostic instant into those tunnels-of-torment eyes, and performs an immediate exorcism. Brisk and bouncerly.James Parker, 'Why Did Dostoevsky Write Crime and Punishment?', The Atlantic, November 2021.
Well... We've achieved at least one element of the American Dream - a mortgage. And, with that, a boxly quiet has descended upon us i.e. I look left in my office and I see boxes; I look right and I see boxes.
Having discharged his boyfriendly duty, Bruce switched gears.Jennifer Weiner, 'Good in Bed'.
He let me know that bows were for girls and weren't very boyly.
Definition of bricks: bricks made of clay, other human-made building blocks of a brickly shape and cinder blocks.
If you read this lush, cofee-table format book in a linear, rather than browserly way, it becomes a rise-and-fall narrative.The New York Times Book Review, 03 December 2006.
In many ways, though, Mr Updike was an unlikely man of letters. He lived a quiet, burgherly life in a seaside Boston suburb and seldom went to literary parties.The New York Times, 31 January 2009.
DeStefano's act struck me as stiff, arch, unnatural, businessmanly.
He is butcherly, true, but his knives were all sharpened by you.
He slew with his own hands King Henry the sixth, being prisoner in the Tower, as men constantly say, and that without commandment or knowledge of the king, which would undoubtedly if he had intended that thing, have appointed that butcherly office to some other than his own brother.Thomas More, 'The History of King Richard III'.
That said, both the pasta salad and its Caesarly companion were mediocre simulacra of the real thing.
Full cognizance of its tremendous speed and flexibility need underscores the need and urgency to calculusly integrate the Web as an exogenous asset to corporate planners and officials engaged in the design, maintenance and service of in-country and bilateral relations, as well as for international and corporate negotiations.
We got into our rented convertible and from day one started to burn to a welcomed cancerly crisp.
Speaking of captainly paranoia, it soon became obvious that, since I was the only decent pilot on board, I was not going to be allowed to go over to the wreck with any of the exploratory teams.
At least she didn't do too much damage, Tara points out, before Xander goes on a carpenterly riff about the cost of the repairs, then becomes appalled at his job-oriented reaction to the situation.
Mr. Maddux had some issues with Javy's ability to perform his catcherly duties.
So, Gottlieb Georg, 1850, and Robert, 1862, were baptized protestantly 1850 in Sankt Mariae zur Wiese, Friederica, 1855, and Adolph, 1857, were baptized catholicly 1855 in Sankt Patrokli.
Sometimes Jasper and I didn't know what they had just said to us, but we smiled with our "moon eyes" (slits of catly ecstasy), lowered our heads for rubbing and urged them to scratch our tummies anyway.
If you ever do need to "save this message, press 9", talk to my brilliantly cell-phonely adept darling husband.
Sara has come out of chairly retirement to help with protocols, forms, and experience.
Rep. John Conyers Jr. (D-Mich.) banged a large wooden gavel and got the other lawmakers to call him "Mr. Chairman." He liked that so much that he started calling himself "the chairman" and spouted other chairmanly phrases, such as "unanimous consent" and "without objection so ordered."
I got there as quickly as chauffeurly possible.
Any place in town can serve you a grilled T-bone, but Suzanne Tracht's snazzy steakhouse is strictly postmodernsville, man, chefly riffs on the strip steak.
The pieces are beautiful, though I have argued with my brother over which one is black and which is white. The squares are frosted and clear and also difficult to chose which is which, but I'm not too chessly oriented, and having not played on a glass set before, I just close my eyes and choose.
A friend called to tell me that Prince was giving one of his chicly innovative exclusive concerts on Friday night, at a venue yet to be disclosed.Bruce Wagner, The New Yorker, 06 August 2007.
"I felt nothing godly; I felt nothing Christly there."A woman bemoaning her time at an Irish Magdalen convent.
It is a very Christly thing to do, for some to pay and pray, and for others to go, in order that men and women everywhere may have the Gospel.The King's Business, 1914-10.
In fact, the general tone of the book recalls a campfire give and take, with the easy humor, climberly adjectives, and anecdotal style familiar from Long's other writings evident here.
It would mean losing their individuality - entering a life of clonely conformity with others who have joined the Christian club.
In the bathroom, Homer, still in clown attire, attends to clownly matters, applying a fresh coat of paint to his face.
A little over a year ago I was doing my coachly duty at a high school speech tournament when a fellow coach announced that she wanted the pull tabs from our empty soda cans.
After that, we took a couple years off to pursue collegely interests, but now we're BACK and how!
He apparently usually (or only often, I'm not sure) makes up his bits live on stage, which I know from being a minor student of comedianly arts is something no one ever does, because if they do, they suck.
Oddly enough, your commentatorly absence (as far as my stuff on the site was concerned) coincided exactly with this here posting and its LG fanfare.
These ideas are developed progressively, a feature not often found in Fine's music, and her statement about composerly rigor is accurate.
Is it one of those computer-sciencely-correct things that won't ever actually affect my code's performance in a material way or will the evil actually manifest itself in a way that the user will dislike?
Throughout, emphasis will be placed on types of analyses appropriate to particular kinds of marketing data; however, the course will be neither statistically nor computerly intensive.
Over five years ago he became interested in solving the underlying problems of computer based fine art. He attempted addressing issues centering on what is computerly about fine art, much in the same way people enjoy paintings that are painterly.
In past years, the program has featured a broad spectrum of spooky music and an assortment of bizarre costumes and conductorly antics.
For anyone interested in Boulez's conductorly contributions to the postserial world, this is a surefire collection that opens the window on the great one's magic with difficult, thorny music.
While in the group uninfected with RAV-49 but contactly infected with MDV-Kekava there were only 11 out of 102, (10.7%) incidences.
This probe is non-contactly held in the optical trap.
And I can't be a housewifely cookly creature, either. I hate sewing and dusting, and when Susan couldn't teach me to make biscuits, nobody could.
I try to do something coply every day - talk to cops, listen to the radio...
Of course, corned beef hash contains extreme amounts of cornly goodness which has been packed into the tender slices of beef.
Fox execs so detested the brutal, scabrous movie they exited the screening room a corpsely shade of white.
How much energy has been sapped from the administration, and, corollaryly, how much work got done this week?Brian Williams, speaking on the news show 'The Eleventh Hour', 05 October 2017.
...no, that cousinly litle interview must remain a perfect secret.Jane Austen, 'Persuasion'.
He had been cousinly, but gloomy, at the police court; in the same mood when he broght her home; and as she saw with the first glance of her eye, in the same mood again when she met him in the hall this morning.Anthony Trollope, 'The Eustace Diamonds'.
The following is a list of Crack-Addictly funny journal entries:
During the '70s I fought my nature and developed a rather crackerly style in an effort to distance myself from criticism about "trying to sound like a black guy" but that didn't last.
It was a real learning experience for me. It was very craftsman-ly.Andrew Ahn, discussing the filming of the movie 'Fire Island'.
But Fabritius...he's making a pun on the genre..a masterly riposte to the whole idea of trompe l'oeil...because in other passages in the work - the head? the wing? - not creaturely or literal in the slightest, he takes the image apart very deliberately to show us how he painted it.Donna Tartt, 'The Goldfinch'.
Since finding this site, my whole world has changed (creditly speaking that is).
I rail on Geneon for their lack of extras, and Pioneer became Geneon, so here's what you can expect. Clean and creditly openings and endings, and previews. Although, the nice little surprise inclusion is a music video for the series featuring The Indigo.
I've had enough of seeing Australia beat us not only cricketly but mentally also.
The average male in the island is becoming full of sloth and laziness and crimely instincts as addiction to drugs and incest since the females have begun to fly abroad and bear the financial brunt of the family by washing the pots and pans of the sheikhs's palaces.
For no other reason, it's proof-of-concept (because I needed to prove it to myself) that client-side DOM recursive traversal could be reasonably achieved cross-browserly, like.
And such knowledge spans generations, as when Sue Carol recalls something her mother used to say regarding her father's crotchly attentions: "Some nights, I do just want to bite it off."
She wore tiny linen shift dresses, country and city, accessorized by vintage crocodile bags of Gaga's, and kept her name and address taped inside the crucifyingly high Christian Louboutins she teetered around in ("Hurty-hurty shoes!") in case she kicked them off to dance or swim and forgot where she'd left them: silver shoes, embroidered shoes, ribboned and pointy-toed, a thousand dollars a pair.Donna Tartt, 'The Goldfinch'.
"There is supposed to be some connection between cleanliness and godliness", said Mr Latimer, making a curately joke.Barbara Pym, 'Crampton Hodnet'.
My first Czarly decree would be the following:
Cruise proves again that he's eminently watchable, gliding through the mayhem with a dancerly efficiency.This shows what happens when you try to emulate your superiors, who laughed when you said "masterful" and told you "You must say masterly instead! Check our style guide! Speak to our resident usage gnome! And go now, and write writerly!"
Her dancerly legs opening so his penis could find its rightful notch.Meg Wolitzer, 'The Interestings'.
My only other dealerly pursuit is recruiting salesmen.
This dealer was always interested in having a first look at my latest works ahead of my gallery and would give me either strong encouragement or offer some dealerly advice.
By making them sympathetic and understandable, you're sort of de-factoly making them human.
There is opposition to this bill among part of the Hawaiian population since it will, if only de factoly, have the Hawaiians recognize and to a certain sense legitimize the conquest of their islands.
I pointed out that there was no way that merely taking movies could possibly interfere with anybody's deputyly duties.Bill Merritt, 'A Fool's Gold'.
And let's not forget the detectively McGruff, teaching children to bravely "take a bite out of crime" since the late '70s.
Clicking through to the site's main page brings you to a black-and-white slideshow of Ratner in various directorly poses.
We could not use the term "illegal aliens" so I decided to change it to "Documently Challenged Non-Immigrant."
I guess the question I would ask is, is that a doctorly deed?
As a white book reviewer, I don't feel qualified to say he gets it documentarily right.Carolyn Kellog, Los Angeles Times.
If members of the dog pack were to sit around discussing (pardon the conceit) whether a cornered human could get away via some undogly exploit, an argument that there was no known way for a human to get away in any dogly understanding of the situation would not be a correct argument that the human could not, in fact, get away, as we know.
They looked for a new bass player this time and I have got in at them so that I have driven double-trackly for a while.
Girly! We are having a "dressly niced" gathering this fine evening, or so a couple of us decided this afternoon at the pool.
...in some gross way that makes it a challenge to use musically, to go beyond the drummerly aspects of percussion and get into pure music or pure sound.
And though it was softer than the more stereotypically boyish Axe scents, it was definitely still too dudely for me to reach for voluntarily.Olga Khazan, the Atlantic, 03 December 2018.
"He sings for a traveling troupe, the Eagles, I believe they're called. Anyway, that's when he can get away from his Dukely duties," she said.
The photo, incidentally, is my mugshot for "Ahora Si", where I need to look all serious and editorly.
Then a very educatorly speech was launched about just because we paid tuition and passed the ACET didn't mean that we were Ateneans or worthy of the Ateneo.
You must have electro-mechanical buying experience and extensive experience of purchasing electro-mechanical components from the Far East as well as being familar with the full life cycle. Ideally with a background from a small electro-mechanical company and be engineerly minded. Located in Cambridge.
I've had friends that were predominantly female ever since elementary school and my girl / guy friend ratio is drastically estrogenly swayed .(And one wonders about the phrase 'friends that were predominantly female'!)
Web apps could be deployed intranetly, extranetly, internetly and RCP/RMI.
The vision of her facely sorrow was clear in Fr. Errico's mind. Finally, the sculptor got it right and Fr. Errico exclaimed, "It is so!".
"Trees Lounge," by contrast, opened and disappeared in a nanosecond in 1996, leaving only a handful of fanly conservators to recall Steve Buscemi (who wrote and directed it as well) as a shaky alcoholic slowly driving an ice-cream truck around Valley Stream, Long Island, and making out with the junior-teen Chloe Sevigny.
Our neighbor didn't say exactly why he farmed; it's just not farmerly to talk about such things.
Shot in Alberta but set in Idaho, nearly every image is the very picture of bucolic American farmerly beauty.
And if you've ever heard the fartly Behr Vampire buzzfest when you crank, you know the value of solid, tight, buzzless bottom end.
Green is more or less playing the same fauxly-oblivious chucklehead that he does whenever he makes public appearances.
He was not in the mood for another family's feastly hilarity with its specific rituals like charades or Monopoly.Ward Just, 'Echo House'.
Either it's the father and eldest brother, and feministly the hijab must be torn off, or it's the girl herself standing by her belief, and laically it must be torn off.
The Canadian Filmmakers Festival filled my weekend schedule with filmly goodness.
Firemen should put aside a little of their firemanly "I'm just doing my job" self-deprecation for the sake of the real heroes that they themselves often are.
Fontly goodness once again in Emacs 21: I had been holding out upgrading from emacs 20 to 21 because my favourite fixed width font, 7x14b (or 7x14bold) wouldn't display with the specifier I used in emacs 20.
Jeremy had launched into a rant about "factory farming" at the dinner table, thereby insulting the turkey Sara had so expertly, Food Network-edly roasted.Jonathan Miles, 'Want Not'.
We have more calls than we will ever return I fear, sometimes four or five a day. I am heartily tired of it and I guess by the time I return them all I shall be footly tired.
There are websites for the foreskinly challenged male.
To my tastes, Lisply written Fortran is no better than Fortranly written Lisp.
There are people who express themselves 'Frenchly,' while others have forms of life that are expressed 'Koreanly' or 'Icelandicly.'
"She throws as a catcher would, snapping it by her ear in a gainly way, on a tape-line into the shadows."Richard Ford, 'The Sportswriter'.
If you're geekily inclined, you can recreate some of these software robots using the Mac's own AppleScript language.The New York Times, 24 January 2008.
Some good-looking, geniusly gifted dude has been crazy enough to put a ring on my finger and proclaim his love.
And now the cake was behaving very curiously for while the bottom was burning and sending out a black smoke the top was rising and falling glueyly with a series of little explosions.John Steinbeck, 'Cannery Row'.
It's not so much the words, which aren't exactly governorly, but it's that he said it at a sit-in at Bush's executive office suite.
One good thing that happened was that we were talking about Locke and Berkeley's epistemology during KI class and Mr Burge (aka God, because He is) was talking about adverbial theory (adverbial realism?) - "I perceive greyly", "I perceive tablely", "I perceive squarely" - and Siewch and I started cracking up, punderfully, and he was like, oh, all right then ... "I perceive Karen Lee".
...but the grocerly argument of tea and sugar, is not inferior to the lawyerly argument with which he demonstrates, that, "by a fiction between us and the colonists, Connecticut is in England, and therefore represented in the British parliament."
The history of boy bands takes many a wayward turn beyond even the most generous definition of bubblegum. But be patient, I'll keep it brief and on point and you'll see how Boy Bands partake of the gumly wafer while staying something less than devout.
When he came into the room, she stood and turned, but slowly, in order fully to compose herself, and found herself mysteriously, guttingly, faced with the Murry Thwaite she had known for years...Claire Messud, 'The Emperor's Children'.
On this view, it may be one of the highest forms of hackerly courtesy to (a) break into a system, and then (b) explain to the sysop, preferably by e-mail from a superuser account, exactly how it was done and how the hole can be plugged - acting as an unpaid (and unsolicited) tiger team.
What I am really trying to do is bring birth to clarity, which is really a half-assedly thought-out pictorial semi-vision thing.Richard Feynman, quoted in 'Genius', by James Gleick.
Can a child be any cuter??!! Behold my nephew in all his hatly glory. More info about the hat here.
The bar was headachingly noisy.Karen Joy Fowler, 'The Jane Austen Book Club'.
He doesn't feel he can use it like he should, but his Hebrew is very good and he has a broad vocabulary and he can think Hebrewly very often.
In the back garden a couple of carrots thistle-down-floated, fronds whirring helicopterly in evening sunlight.
They will import whatever you want upon request and bring it to your room as soon as humanly/helicopterly/jetly possible (ie. That Champagne from a local family in France that does not export a la other mainstream brands).
Terrific web page against the Hitlerly practice of year-round school!
So the aim is to find excellent faucet sets in chrome or polished nickel that are not too, too modern or too hokily traditional.The New York Times, 09 April 2006.
Hilary Swank somehow landed a job for Guerlain. I'm not sure how, but she did it. The photoshop artists didn't do their job right, because instead of looking decent she looks even more horsely.
But success had rendered Tanya, while more expensively dressed and coiffed (with the result that she looked less of a pinhead, her horsily narrow face now balanced by a brown bubble), no less of a lemon;...Claire Messud, 'The Emperor's Children'.
After Ferguson did a little hostly vamping in response, Milch added, "And if God were trying to reach out to us, and teach us something about the deepest nature of matter, he might use some drugged out surfers.Nancy Franklin, The New Yorker, 25 June 2007.
I watched over them with an odd hostly feeling of benevolence.Jonathan Raban, 'Hunting Mister Heartbreak'.
And I can't be a housewifely cookly creature, either. I hate sewing and dusting, and when Susan couldn't teach me to make biscuits, nobody could.
Known humdrumly as the "founding father of metabolic balance studies", Sanctorius coined the term "insensible perspiration" in 1690.Mary Roach, 'Spook: Science Tackles the Afterlife'.
There are people who express themselves 'Frenchly,' while others have forms of life that are expressed 'Koreanly' or 'Icelandicly.'
"To borrow one of your inelegant but colorful phrases, Paul, most people simply 'hated his guts', his insufferable affectation of superior virtue, his apparently illy disguised cock-of-the-walk attitude that he was a sort of superman who could out-shoot, outfight, outlove, out-anything any three men in town."Robert Traver, 'Anatomy of a Murder'.
All these stories - Life with Mother, sentimental grandma, inchoately longing Young Homemakers, unrequited flirtation - they, after all, add up to the perfect magazine fiction for suburban women.Tom Wolfe, 'Lost in the Whichy Thickets: The New Yorker'.
...to say nothing of the low-rise architecture, both traditional and modern, which by and far is nothing less than exceptional and uniquely Indianly.
And now here is a musical that frankly sets itself up as a short (1 hour, 40 minutes), happy exercise in escapism, adorned with just enough postmodern footnotes to make you feel all insiderly.The New York Times, 02 May 2006.
I had my daughter shoot about 100 shots of me just walking around my own home doing inspectorly type stuff.
Web apps could be deployed intranetly, extranetly, internetly and RCP/RMI.
It was my internly task to call independent booksellers across the country to find out what and whom they thought we should publish.
Web apps could be deployed intranetly, extranetly, internetly and RCP/RMI.
Look! it's taking a sex cell from you - and now me,
Now it's picking our infertile lock,
So our sexless babe will, in vitroly,
Be a chip off the old cell-block.
Would you say that that's in part because Spain is perceived as less Western (or, at least, less in-your-facely Western) than Britain and the US?
Fox News's Judy Miller thinks security leaks are jeopardizingly injurious.
A patient of Dr Frederick Tilney endures an oculogyric crisis, a type of physical spasm that was a typical symptom of post-encephalitic Parkinsonimsm. One patient described it as "Jesusly painful," and it could last for hours at a time.Photograph caption in Molly Crosby's "Asleep".
They will import whatever you want upon request and bring it to your room as soon as humanly/helicopterly/jetly possible (ie. That Champagne from a local family in France that does not export a la other mainstream brands).
"It's more than an ethical good," he says. "It's a tool for survival. The emphasis on telling a story - that's one way to express yourself Jewishly."A J Jacobs, 'The Know-It-All'.
I also can't update my blog at work (I forgot the password - not any jobly prohibition).
She'd expected, given the history, that Julius would kowtow to his lover, focus, above all, on David in this gathering of friends that didn't include him, but Julius proved refreshingly, Julius-ly, callous on that score...Claire Messud, 'The Emperor's Children'.
"Herbert," said the archdeacon, knowitallishly.Joanna Trollope, 'The Choir'.
"His working days were Koreanly long, and at night he was prone to dreaming other people's fictions."Jonathan Raban, "Hunting Mister Heartbreak".
There are people who express themselves 'Frenchly,' while others have forms of life that are expressed 'Koreanly' or 'Icelandicly.'
Either it's the father and eldest brother, and feministly the hijab must be torn off, or it's the girl herself standing by her belief, and laically it must be torn off.
Listed below are web links that reference lawyerly attire.
A harried, lawyerly father brushed past us, towing his small son by his wrist.Donna Tartt, 'The Goldfinch'.
...but the grocerly argument of tea and sugar, is not inferior to the lawyerly argument with which he demonstrates, that, "by a fiction between us and the colonists, Connecticut is in England, and therefore represented in the British parliament."
Then, conversation driftes and yaws through topics such as immigration, the impropriety of colleges using funds to host productions of The Vagina Monologues, and whether prostitution and drugs ought to be legalized. Samantha Stoller, libertarianesquely, declares that they should be.Wells Tower, Harper's Magazine, September 2006.
"I love your innocence. It's so librarianly."Jane Smiley, 'Duplicate Keys'.
To my tastes, Lisply written Fortran is no better than Fortranly written Lisp.
But unlike the selfish curmudgeons of "Seinfeld," the squirmy, idealistic dreamers of "Friends" or the lazy, self-centered schleps of "Everybody Loves Raymond," the loserly nature of the losers on today's comedies makes up the entire joke.Heather Havrilesky, Salon Online Magazine, 26 October 2008.
I read it, as one sometimes macaberly reads the obituaries of complete strangers.Robert Traver, 'Anatomy of a Murder'.
It's not quite 10 years later and on this night, at Polar TV Berlin, May 2002, there was not one plumber's shirt with "Bob" written above the pocket to be seen, rather the single most gorgeous and magazinely well-dressed 90% lady audience I have ever seen at a gig.
"When people didn't buy it, we were majorly depressed."Stephen Levy, 'Insanely Great'.
As far as self-understanding in terms of gender goes, it would be a matter of exploring what it means to understand oneself living malely or femalely.
A cigarette dangles, malely, from her mouth.
And of course, if we aren't feeling managerly, we don't check that account.
Backup your databases regularly and store them compliance managerly.
Don Ivey played drums with Naked Letus and then went to Denver where he was very successful musically, less so marriagely.
I love my slim curvy body to be explored sexually or in a pure professional masseur-ly way.
If this WERE a real constructed response question (to the best of my knowledge, it is not), the highest score would go to the test taker who mentions that the area formula is needed and uses it correctly with labels, who then finds a deeper relationship between the numbers - that is, a pattern - as Lardygeezer did, and who can develop a rule (which CAN be informally stated rather than all gussied up in mathematicianly trappings) to predict the other numbers.
Since Dean spends most of his other scenes mumbling and muttering Method-ly into his collar, his character's valedictory ramblings - delivered as they are from the bottom of an empty barrel of gin - sound suddenly too full-throated and articulate.Jessica Winter, Slate Magazine.
Gary Jackson, manager at the Fort 8 Theatre in Fort Dodge, Iowa, for the past 18 years, said he was usually able to catch people in the act. "Most of the time they'll have a pop in their hand," he explained Midwestern-ly.Lena Wilson, Slate Magazine, 17 April 2018.
The midwestern novelist with whom they were dining was a big fan, and had called out, midwesternly, and much to Russell's embarassment, "Yo, Juice!".Jay McInerney, 'The Good Life'
...she sees that Blondie knows he has made a mistake: that Lettuce miragely reflected what he wanted, but now he has carried out his five-fold investigations, he knows it's not there.Tibor Fischer, 'The Collector Collector'.
The difference between 'Christ Jesus' and 'Jesus Christ' is mirrorly the reverse.
It's important missionly because it takes us into areas that we otherwise wouldn't be.
But at a glittery preview screening Tuesday night at New York's Museum of Modern Art, dressed in a moderately mobsterly pinstrip suit, Chase looked fit.
Thomas Middleditch, the actor who plays Hendricks, is thirty-seven and gangly, with downturned Windows-blue eyes and the moguly nose of an aristocrat.Dana Goodyear, The New Yorker, 04 November 2019.
It bounds and rebounds equally so that I can momentumly swing into the corner without losing any speed.
Buttons on the microphone can change tempo, correct off-key notes, transform human crooning into a mousely squeak or a dragonish roar.
"But it chooses dramatic re-creation to deliver much of its material: actors protraying Stalin, Churchill, Roosevelt and their various lieutenants stride into meetings, have whispered conversations, and so on, with a narrator propelling the tale along in that overwrought narratorly voice so popular in such programs."The New York Times, 06 May 2009
The hull was flyin' all apart, it swang and swerved NASCARly.
With your hands being all full and shit, you can't possibly remove the phone from its neckly nook.
Might try 6.1, which is supposed to be very fast and quite stable (Netscapely speaking...)
This film sucked me in. I thought everything noirly realistic such as dialogue and settings.
The set's jewel in the crown is the title cut, a noirly cinematic, emotionally overwrought jazz-soul ballad that makes fame and friendship seem like wars nobody wins.
I love this nosely tone of the oboe - wonderful!
Male participants in the study kept noting, in their reports of side effects, that the drug "raised something else," NPR explained it, NPRily, thus "earning it the nickname 'the Pfizer Riser.'"The Atlantic, 27 March 2018.
Off-line, she teaches accounting and other numberly subjects to students at the Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University in South Africa.
That is a very hard road when you aren't the nunly type.
Myra sometimes went through the motions of a reasonably normal life, performing normal nursely duties and keeping company with her normal boyfriend.
Mozilla is in the process of being a Good Thing, but I also think it's big and oafly.
I like singing operaly. It's fun and challenging. Although contemporary is a little difficult at times.
Here is my sister Tiffany, all dressed up and looking very orphanly, because me and my sister were both orphans in the Homeschool Production of Annie!
"Yes," he said shortly. "Anybody would think it happened every day."Alan Bennett, 'The Clothes They Stood Up In'.
Which, of course, it did but not, he was certain, as definitively, as out-and-outedly, as altogether epically as this.
The acid cuts right through the salt and mineral flavors, keeping the underlying wine flavors intact while supporting the oysterly nuances.
Over five years ago he became interested in solving the underlying problems of computer-based fine art. He attempted addressing issues centering on what is computerly about fine art, much in the same way people enjoy paintings that are painterly.
Invite students to get maximums by mentally (or paperly) totalling the values on the chart.
But to me the passage was of interest mainly because it proved, as none of the other concordanced lumber-quotations directly did, that Pope as (like Samuel Butler before him) consciously aware of the pawnbrokerly undermeaning of lumber.Nicholson Baker, 'Essays and Other Lumber'.
I'm straight (everyone's a little curious), but I'm very eccentric and outwardly affectionate, which is peer-pressurely confused with "gay".
DiChiara - a nice "philosopherly" page.
Oh, just that you have a philosopherly kind of devilish way with you, dear!
Oh, you didn't bore me. I got busy doing my phone whorely duties.
Then he looked at Wani, who was eating pickily (coke killed the appetite) and entirely without expression.Alan Hollinghurst, 'The Line of Beauty'.
The "one-stop" model of providing services is being pilotly launched in three Labour Offices.
After hearing him trying not to laugh at me I realize what I did and pissly I kick him in the shin as I leave the room.
I have the highest regard for their plumberly smarts. The problem is the plumbing, which is bizarre.
I really have to prepare myself mentally, physically and pocketly because the car was consuming gas like 2 Mercedes's cars when I drove in town.
CELEBRITY POKER TOUR, 8 PM, Bravo: Come for the card-playing and the ability to laugh at Robert Wagner over-acting even while playing Hold 'Em, and stay for the chance to watch Lacey Chabert ply her pokerly wares.
His real favorite, perhaps, is Officer Ozzie (Ned Beatty) who, in between his policely duties, doubles as Santa Claus at the local department store.
The Pope deserves his eternal rest after the last few years of being very sick and frail but still doing his Popely duties.
At the helm the last two seasons for the Hurricanes was none other than the pornly-named Brock Berlin.
A few minutes later, my father's voice, full of preacherly gravitas, called once more: "Rhoda, come see this!"Rhoda Janzen, 'Mennonite in a Little Black Dress'.
Printerly newspapers look bookish and homemade; Victorian papers seem crowded.
I did such prisonly things as talking with the career counselor, playing checkers, and checking the lunch menu.
However, they will be there with their expert opinion to assist with the dismantling of your sideboard pro bonoly of course.
In between these two, Fiske places what he calls the 'producerly' text (and I will now stop using the word 'text' because I don't want to support the notion that all art, and indeed all perception, can be collapsed into language; I will now simply refer to 'art').
Besides, while what you propose is certainly a workaround, is this the most elegant or programmerly solution?
Inside Shibuya there are prostitutely painted girls with big shoes and funny scowls.
So, Gottlieb Georg, 1850, and Robert, 1862, were baptized protestantly 1850 in Sankt Mariae zur Wiese, Friederica, 1855, and Adolph, 1857, were baptized catholicly 1855 in Sankt Patrokli.
"I see," said her father. He looked down at his bacon, which, she noticed, he had uncharacteristically not complained about as being too pully.Cathleen Schine, 'Alice in Bed'.
"Off with her head!" she said Queen of Heartsly.
A gently used Mad River Outrage X solo whitewater canoe was bought and was painted and outfitted for more Rangerly purposes.
See Alice Sebold's recent novel "The Lovely Bones" and the readerly and critical response to it for an example of this phenomenon.Brock Clarke, The Believer, September 2004.
We hope that the perpetrators of the wrong may be apprehended and punished, for it is no way to redress one evil to allow a ruffianly gang to take the law into their own hands.Scientific American, September 1858.
Indented below the bottom of that garment, a sliver of white waist; then the rumply roominess of bandana-patched jeans, which made him think of tackling and tickling.
...and my arm's not all that strong, so I really wouldn't mind letting someone else rip a run while I stand back there looking quarterbackly.
"Factoring is a hard problem classically", says Preskill, but Shor's algorithm show that it is an easy problem quantumly."Science News, 07 April 2012.
Fiske builds a new concept on top of Barthes's idea of readerly and writerly texts.
The most important part is to be a rocket scientist, feel like a rocket scientist, be the damn most rocket scientistly that you can.
From the graph, we conclude that from 1950 to 1990, transportation by car increased rocketly.
Only when the cloud thinned did he dare glance sideways, at an apparition in a doorway, who, the glance told him, was far from pretty - bony, her narrow face schoolteacherishly beaked - but who, even as he reproached himself, did accept his signal.John Updike, 'Transaction'.
Even though I am not a sciencely oriented person, he made biology an understandable class and helped me through.
The Semesterly Blood Drive hosted by Alpha Phi Omega will take place on April 20th in UC 107.
Prorating semesterly pay is necessary if an instructor is hired after the semester begins or if an instructor resigns before the end of the semester.
The flight crew wasn't having any of it, though, and promptly ordered him to move back to his original seat. Why in earth's atmosphere would someone punish such a display of seatly selflessness, you might ask?Tracy Clark-Flory, Salon Magazine, 25 June 2010.
Anyways, on a similar vein: can anyone tell me that this guy does not look like a true born Senator? Moreover, can we not expect this guy to get himself up to all kinds of unsorted Senatorly activities?
It's possible that I'm just too seniorly or ethnically challenged to fully appreciate this film.
Truly this ought to have been a favoured vessel, but it seems to have escaped sharkly attentions.
In nature, it is omnicompetent and needs no authorization to hear a case, although for specific reasons, such as sheriffly inactivity, the king might order it to hear a case.
You can drop them off while you do sinnerly adult things, but you have to pick them up in less than four hours, not when they are eighteen.
"Your premise is a little too complicated," Mr Chindamo said. "What works well on the Internet is character-based humor, or physically based humor, or situationally based humor."The New York Times, 19 July 2007.
Thank you for the conversation, free exchange of skirtly garments, and the sharing of spirits (the kind in liquid form, of course).
I don't see this (very well-supported) claim as involving any more hubris than the claim that squirting possible predators with foul-smelling ethanthiol is a uniquely skunkly trait.
Somehow, being in a team boosted up her spirit sky rocketly.
Electroacoustic transducer with magnetic flux directed slantly across a diaphragm
In the one scene I caught, this couple had just professed their mad love for each other in a soap operaly way.
I was more jazzed about the possibility of meeting a lonely, homesick Irish fisherman looking to score, soccerly speaking of course..
In the last scene, she taunts Macy by revealing her half-naked body to him from a soft-pornly curtained window.
It is a self-inflicted wound caused by officer careerists FRAGGING the military's soldierly values.
This album comes out broadly as a songwriterly rock record.
These girls sang very VERY sopranoly.
Because of this shift in point of view, Gates describes Zora Neale Hurston's Their Eyes Were Watching God as a speakerly text.
As I mentioned above, it's all about the speakerly versus the writerly.
I spongely absorbed the picturesque of the old, old city; and I was often found reading or writing poetry, near a harbour here, or over there.
Green olives have properties in them that actually melt deep spongely fat.
I didn't say it was a perfect plan, but I do look forward to the day when I can eat my own meal in peace, undisturbed by those tiny hands that jam themselves into my mashed potatoes to create some kind of spudly terra cotta design.
New York Times Crossword Puzzle, 08 July 2006,
16 Across: Noble and Chivalrous: squirely.
As an anti-Luger choice, we recommend midtown Manhattan's steakly optimal Sparks, which has a remarkable wine list and won't sniff at your plastic.
Like Cody's choppy cropped hair and visible body mods, her gait is even less stripperly than her media studies degree.
Bedsitter - apartment complete 74 sqm - 1 female flatmate - mid 30 - for sharing: living room, eat-in kitchen, bath with tub and toilet, terrace and garden. Studently and modernly furnishedFrom an apartment renting web site in Cologne, Germany.
I suspect however that the PM is really annoyed by two notions: firstly, that recent movies and plays and lyrics - "rubbish" - (Clueless, Gattaca, the songs of Paul Kelly) are just as worthy of sustained studently attention as the "traditional texts", which we have to assume is Shakespeare and the Great Tradition.
I am looking for a cheap apartment near the SMFA, Fenway, in a studently atmosphere.
If you discover one publisher that suitly meets your learning needs, chances are you wouldn't go wrong buying from the same publisher to meet your other needs.
I remember thinking what wonderful hands they were, true indexes of the man's character; broad, white, surgeonly hands.
And you did look lovely from your first unkempt sweaterly appearance to the final frost-bitten exit.
You have adopted all these swimmerly ways. All those mannerisms of your kind. You adjust your cap and goggles between laps. You blow water from your nose.
So far, the fishes in the back pond are surviving - only lost two and neither of them looked very swimmerly when we got them home.
Moose fixed his eyes on the sliding glass door, beyond which lay his small balcony, the autumnal grounds of Versailles, Rockford, Illinois, and the world, whose immensity the glass door thus synechdochally invoked.Jennifer Egan, 'Look at Me'.
Thinking "Tablely": Thinking in terms of ITOP is more than just storing data, it is using tables to organize programs and program logic.
One good thing that happened was that we were talking about Locke and Berkeley's epistemology during KI class and Mr Burge (aka God, because He is) was talking about adverbial theory (adverbial realism?) - "I perceive greyly", "I perceive tablely", "I perceive squarely" - and Siewch and I started cracking up, punderfully, and he was like, oh, all right then ... "I perceive Karen Lee".
The "circumstances", which were easy to her, would have proved remarkably uneasy to many, but she possessed the rare and tailorly quality of being able to cut her coat according to her cloth.RM Ballantyne, 'The Lifeboat'.
He shook my hand tanly.A stray quote from BBC radio.
I decided I'd asserted my teacherly authority enough for one day.
The Valley thinks the City is snobby and decadent, and the City thinks the Valley is techishly boring and uncreative.Douglas Coupland, 'Microserfs'.
In that case, I would most likely shim the cracks, because it would be the technicianly thing to do.
Tennisly, as well, I am in good condition.
For years I had been free of official business: this was no tax at all, it did not distract me from my work: occasionlally, as in those for the next day, the termly agenda contained a point of interest.C P Snow, 'The Sleep of Reason'.
Really, it's about four couples: the owner of the house (Gregory), who's a famous dancer-choreographer, and his blind lover (Bobby); an accountant and a lawyer who have been together so long that they're role models; a rather unpleasant Englishman and his current boyfriend, a testosteronely active Hispanic dancer fascinated by the blind lover; and a musical-comedy aficionado with AIDS and a giggle like Judy Holliday's who falls in love with the evil Englishman's good twin brother, who also has AIDS.
He is an actorly, theaterly, workshoppy kind of actor, Hoffman.
Does Julie Andrews's theaterly habit of holding the top of her sensible hairstyle at the high notes bother anyone else?
Since my shirt is wet and the school didn't even own an automatic hand dryer, I had to thick-skinly go to the general office to get a blouse.
And don't worry about Marina. She might feel tinily usurped for a day or two, but she's got big plans.Claire Messud, 'The Emperor's Children'.
Shaft is a well-acted, tinkerly-written action film.
My own Powerbook regularly becomes toasterly hot and that is a low freq G4.
Unfortunately, for most trainers, doing Level 3 and Level 4 evaluations are the "trainerly equivalent of flossing your teeth."
...the slouching boys who have reversed the old feminist revolution in clothing by wearing the trouserly equivalent of hoop skirts and other items that you can't do any hard work in;
Evening shadows fall across my fine truckerly physique.
"Donald Trump at the end of the day when he talked about the types of things that some of these in previous elections, and some of the things that we're hearing, that we're seeing with people that are on different rolls, people that are on different lists, to be able to vote, all kinds of things, there's three or four different examples out there," Flynn rambled Trumpishly.Slate Magazine, 20 October 2016.
In his heyday, Pierre Trudeau ran his country with a panache that was aggressively and un-Canadianly immodest.
If members of the dog pack were to sit around discussing (pardon the conceit) whether a cornered human could get away via some undogly exploit, an argument that there was no known way for a human to get away in any dogly understanding of the situation would not be a correct argument that the human could not, in fact, get away, as we know.
His un-freshmanly maturity is another encouraging facet of this already young Sagehen squad.
I thought the food was un-Indianly spiced.
If you are sure your m3u files have good paths (i.e. unixly pathed, with relative paths relative to the directory the m3u is in), then you can turn on m3u processing by setting this directive to 1.
While I disagree with his un-Judgely tactics and his religious views, I support his Constitutional Right to indeed have a piece of rock in his Courthouse.
My allusion to the irony of Mathematica now being classed as an historical artifact, and therefore worthy of inclusion in a museum, when in its original form was a collectionless exhibit (and therefore judged by David's argument as unmuseumly), was directed at illustrating that such exhibits never really are collectionless.
She was a beautiful ship, unlike most whalers, which were square and boxy. "She did not have to be so un-Quakerishly pretty," wrote Everett S Allen, "yet she was."Peter Nichols, 'Final Voyage'.
The main man on the scene - unspellcheckably named Eddard Stark - had only recently executed one of the patrolmen from the first sequence as a deserter, turning a beheading into a teachable moment for his kids.
The truth: Even star constellations look more like what they are supposed to resemble than the building does to a molar. A model in the lobby of the building shows the unique, but un-toothly appearance of the structure.
Our website is both user-co-workerly and well organized, allowing visitors to participate in polls and more.
Yes indeed she is pregnant. Plus she assures us she will keep us posted, videoly, throughout the bump growing process.
With Datavim CSM, the operation will not be affected and can run efficiently even when the computer or individual staff is virusly infected.
Mr Tusk used humour, calmness and command of the facts to flatter Mr Kaczynski, allegedly flu-ridden, who came across as bombastic and waffly.The Economist, 27 October 2007.
They grudgingly do this on request, but the white roses on the table almost wither beneath the weight of waiterly contempt.
All digged soil was waterly filtered by using a wire gauze with a mesh width of 1.5 mm. Bones from herrings and other fishes were discovered
Her roasted, toasted fare is served on our finest silver; she holds and uses the sharp and glittering pieces of cutlery with a weaponly dexterity.Iain Banks, 'A Song of Stone'.
My wife got married in Pumas; we bought two pairs and decided on the other ones, which were more weddingly.
If I told my mom and dad we were moving to New York, they would take us both welcomely into their arms.Scott Disick, professional drone, on the artificial celebrity show 'Keeping Up With the Kardashians'.
The word's gotten out that Angie whorely slept with some other man before she got pregnant so the kid may not be Brad's.
She couldn't show much widowly grief.Evelyn Waugh, 'A Handful of Dust'.
Tsup? Life a li'l hectic at home, not socially but workly.
Workerly homosociality is particularly conducive for staging a strike... New alliances must be sought on the basis of workerly solidarity.
That chilling prophecy would ultimately pay off in spades, but there were still other wreckerly ironies heaping up around the still-rising behemoths.Jeff Byles, in 'Rubble'.
"Austen's History of England of 1791, 'by a partial, prejudiced and ignorant Historian' is a little comic masterpiece, which displays an assured feel for irony, a talent for understatement, and a very writerly capacity to simultaneously postulate and subvert."Stuart Kelly, in 'The Book of Lost Books'.
"Writerly" writing abounds in the early chapters, especially at the very beginning of the novel. Here's another gem from page 1: "Two empty hours were a sinus in which infections bred." This is as "writerly" as even DeLillo could ask - the sort of overwriting English professors love.
This picture causes me to feel zenly. The longer I look at it the more zenly I'm feeling all over. Zenly should not be confused with tingly.....Zenly would be that moment when you sink into a bubble bath that's just the perfect temperature. That first moment of "ahhhhh." Now, that's feelin' zenly! Tingly is a totally different feeling. So whatever Zen means to anyone else doesn't really matter to me....I'm too busy feeling zenly!
Let's just say that I'd read Kerouac the year before, and had conceived the usual picture of myself as an outlaw-poet-pathfinder, a kind of Zen-masterly John C. Fremont on amphetamines with a marbled dime-store pad of lined paper in the back pocket of my denim pants.Michael Chabon, 'The Wonder Boys'.
...racist stereotypes about black people: the curly hair, the pearly teeth, the ready smile, dressing in the latest zoot-suitly style, etc.