Straightfacedly

Scriptwriter Andrew Davies even invented some bodice-ripping; he straightfacedly claims that Eliot's ghost "pestered" him to steam things up. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Sam, for his part, is straightfacedly lying to Dean aboutthe fate of Lilith, the whereabouts of Ruby, and his own use ofextranormal powers. ❋ Unknown (2008)

We can only shake our heads at the kind of reporting that straightfacedly argues that "tensions will rise" if a pro-democracy politician is elected President. ❋ Michael Turton (2007)

Years later, she and her friends were amazed to discover that it had spread to Nichols himself, who had evidently taken to straightfacedly repeating it to reporters. ❋ Unknown (2006)

Somebody gets called a "terrorist" twice in this issue: Adrianna throws it as an insult at Black Adam, and Clark Kent straightfacedly mentions a crew of "Bahdnesian terrorists" who've stolen an ATV. ❋ Douglas Wolk (2006)

I had been used to Marigold for the four years since Martin had straightfacedly presented me to his buxom mother-in-law, a magnified version of his pretty wife. ❋ Francis, Dick (2000)

Nobody can straightfacedly say that any of the conciliar magisterium meets ❋ Unknown (2010)

And nobody else could get the networks to straightfacedly speculate on whether a golden coffin will be airlifted via helicopter for the big finale; ❋ Mary Elizabeth Williams (2009)

Given the advent of the more-girlfriend-friendly lads mags it’s difficult to straightfacedly argue you were buying Penthouse for the articles, but luckily my GF was happy I was actually buying it for the nudey rudey bits. ❋ Unknown (2009)