winsomely

She was by far the youngest of the three women, and almost winsomely pretty.

He looked up at her so winsomely that Freddy began to laugh.

She was winsomely beautiful, and the light breeze tossed her black hair.

Now the lovely young women of the town danced for the visitors, most winsomely.

I sat forward in the visitor's chair, trying to look winsomely appealing.

Agrippina said it winsomely, tilting her head on one side.

Her blue eyes were heavy lidded as she smiled winsomely at the camera.

"I've never been close to a tank," Georgia said, winsomely.

I smile winsomely at him and what not, but he doesn't respond."

Her hair swirled winsomely, a black cloud about her face.

Less winsomely womanlike than we were led to believe.

"Why, Captain," she said winsomely, "this is a who the hell are you?"

To enter this exhibition is to step into an imaginary, sometimes winsomely mad fantasy world.

The children are coached in winsomely begging: "Please, could I go home with you and be your little boy?"

She shook her head, and the curtain of hair cascaded around her winsomely.

She smiled winsomely, but there was still a kind of pained defensiveness in her grey eyes.

She smiled winsomely at the old sorcerer, then turned back to the baffled-looking Silk.

Aurilia kept her temper, and smiled winsomely back at him.

She softened her posture immediately and smiled winsomely.

She smiled winsomely and held up her thumb and forefinger as if measuring something very small.

He believes that the key for liberals is to be (and to seem) more practical minded, less winsomely altruistic.

Del, looking down on me, smiled winsomely.

She smiled winsomely at him, her cheeks dimpling.

Archie, pleased with the smoothness with which matters had opened, bent forward winsomely.

"Of course, we'll be giving each other copies on Father's Day," added Chris, looking at his father winsomely.