placatingly

"Let's go back to the other room," Miles tried placatingly.

Then he shook his head and lifted a hand placatingly.

"Well, there was a little problem with the ship," he began placatingly.

"Great are the ways of the gods," the king murmured placatingly.

"You are of course welcome to remain here during the experiment," he said to me placatingly.

"That's no reason to be so hostile," I say placatingly.

"Perhaps if I could have the file, sir," he said placatingly.

"I really didn't bring anything on board," he offered placatingly.

"It's too dangerous for you to be out in the city just now," the Emperor said placatingly.

He held his hands out placatingly, palms toward her.

I believe you, of course," he said, much more placatingly than he'd intended to.

"We don't have to use that word," he said placatingly.

Tailor summoned up a smile and offered it to her, placatingly.

"You mustn't feel so badly about it," she said placatingly.

She scrambled up onto her knees and held her hands out placatingly.

"We were simply told that at times you've done significant service for the United States government," the ambassador said, placatingly.

"I'm sure you must be right," he said placatingly.

At last Freeman said placatingly, "What appears to be the trouble?"

"I thought you both did very well," another male voice said calmly, humbly placatingly.

"Insofar as anyone can claim him, yes, he's mine," she said placatingly.

The courtier smiled placatingly and quickly held up a gloved hand.

The Abbess held up her paws placatingly until silence fell.

He continued, more placatingly, "Please understand, sir, that we just want to do our jobs and then leave you in peace.

'There's no reason for us to fight,' she said placatingly.

"Yes, but- All right," he said placatingly, "if it will make you happy, dear."