suavely

IPA: swˈɑvɫi

Examples of "suavely" in Sentences

Bruno, suavely psychotic, stalks her and kills her.
"But we do not recognize him, sir," Louis answered suavely.
"Is sufficiently — er — journalese?" he interrupted suavely.
Ricky sat at the defense table, suavely poised as if a camera was directed at him.
The late Ian Richardson stars as the suavely scurrilous Conservative party whip, Francis Urquhart.
Mr. Langella plays Gregor Antonescu, a suavely rapacious monster from Romania who believes that "love is a commodity I can't afford" and made his money the old-fashioned way, by stealing it.
"The unfortunate circumstances — if you had chanced here any other day," Mr. Ford began suavely, only to be interrupted by Mr. Ends, whose cranky eyes justified themselves in his shortness of temper.
Damien Molony doubles effectively as the idealistic Motl and a New York 1930s actor, Paul Jesson suavely incarnates his older self, and Lauren O'Neil as Anna shows the capacity to turn into a Lillian Gish lookalike when photographed close up.
And yet their tracks don't sound like neo-rave versions of Paul's Boutique-style bricolage; they're smoother and lusher than that, all raggedy edges polished away, with a 4/4 insistence and the kind of suavely deployed female vocals that you would indeed get on a Cafe Del Mar comp, or so we're assuming because we still haven't heard one since we last mentioned it.