docilely

The girl, he saw, followed more docilely still, her head down.

No one seemed to care, though they all looked docilely at the screen when it came on.

They were standing there docilely the way Turkish people do.

But she came along docilely enough and, in fact, enjoyed his touch.

He looked at her, sitting docilely on the coral chair.

Everyone listens docilely to the leader, asking no questions, so you do the same.

But I lie there docilely in the grass, waiting to see what you will do.

Instead, I let it roll off me, and followed him docilely into the ship.

Not all of them will go docilely to their fate."

How terrified they must be to stand thus docilely while she approached them.

His head came up and he lumbered forward to stand docilely at my side.

Does the social contract require that I go docilely to a death arranged by others?

And all he does while I'm doing all this is come docilely along.

I lead Song as we leave security; she follows me docilely, her eyes on the globe.

He docilely held them out and the cop took them.

She smiled at the curator and gave a half shrug, but followed docilely enough.

"Will we docilely accept this attack on our brave companion?"

At this news the girl's face brightened a bit, and she went off with the maid docilely enough.

Behaved docilely at all times, up until a week or so ago, that is."

"I went with the new young man quite docilely.

They looked at the twins and docilely folded their legs under to lie down.

He likes to be leaned upon, appealed to, followed docilely.

The pup was lying docilely on the floor, obviously feeling himself among friends.

"She hesitated a moment or two, then docilely sat down to the piano.

For now, it appeared they would be docilely cooperative.