mechanically

No one would be far from help if anything went wrong mechanically.

He held out his hand and George took it mechanically.

We do not mechanically turn sense data into a picture of the world, as some had thought.

Quite mechanically I turned my attention to the right arm.

He looked up at the sun mechanically, as though it might help him.

Mechanically a table and an animal are two different things.

Mechanically she turned away with him, looking back over her shoulder.

One of his hands began to beat the wall behind him, mechanically, without force.

She came with me, walking mechanically, and did not turn to look back.

She said it mechanically, getting up out of her chair.

He's got a good delivery and mechanically is pretty sound.

Mechanically, there appears to be nothing wrong with the system.

Following mechanically he was brought back by the two guards.

Mechanically, she held out her money and took the bread.

Her answer, given mechanically, threw a light upon the situation.

He had said them almost mechanically, but they were reasonable.

He was picking them with his feet, more or less mechanically.

"Mechanically, it was probably one of the better times I've had out there."

She gathered a few things together mechanically and started to the city for the Service.

"They want to know what happens if something goes bad mechanically," John says.

He turned the paper over mechanically in his hand and glanced at the back.

Mechanically, Pete went back to answer what might be his last call.

Mechanically she took the water from his hand and drank.

A small part of him marched mechanically in time with the rest.

Almost mechanically he walked to a chair and sat down.