mercifully

IPA: mˈɝsɪfʌɫi

Examples of "mercifully" in Sentences

Let me back up and say they also get a book that is what my wife calls mercifully short.
I'm attending a history conference this weekend, which makes this weekly Robin mercifully short.
[A] wry new memoir … [Kamen] intertwines her journey (which, mercifully, is often comical) with the latest medical research.
By the time the school sausages had been shown to us and refused for the 87th consecutive time and Latin mercifully dispatched I had, in turn, commanded the
Much of the privileged leadership of the Ancien Régime had lost their heads to the guillotine, a device invented to "mercifully" eliminate an entire class of people.
Much of the privileged leadership of the Ancien RÃ©gime had lost their heads to the guillotine, a device invented to "mercifully" eliminate an entire class of people.
When his term mercifully expires next year, California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger will be leaving the Golden State in the worst condition than at any time its history.
Nick Moreno roped a grand slam and Reed Brown hit a solo shot to power an offense that scored in all but one inning before finally being called mercifully in the sixth inning.
The men opened a store in a settlement called Bayou Sara, which "sat beside a leisurely stream once known as Bayou Gonorrhea, the origin of that name mercifully forgotten," Mr. Davis writes.