Swooningly

Which is swooningly perfect as far as I am concerned. ❋ Laura (2009)

It was from a women swooningly informing him that she had arrived at the hotel room and was waiting for him. ❋ Monah Li (2011)

In the film early untarnished Botham is revived swooningly intact. ❋ Unknown (2011)

Andrew Strauss's men also provided the evening with a degree of paparazzi-friendly A-list heft: the shrillest cheers of the evening on the red carpet outside MediaCity were reserved for Alastair Cook, emerging swooningly tuxedoed from his vast limousine. ❋ Unknown (2011)

In the North Gallery, art historian Ben Divall joins the eponymous owner of the Jonathan Hope collection in curating this show, exploring "the centuries-long trade and interaction between Indian textile and Javanese batik designs," with some swooningly beautiful hangings luxuriously displayed. ❋ Paul Levy (2011)

Still, his white tie and tails were always a swooningly crisp black and white. ❋ Carole Nelson Douglas (2010)

By 1898, it had transformed into a profession booming with self-confidence, a discipline so swooningly self-impressed with its technical abilities that great surgeons unabashedly imagined themselves as showmen. ❋ Siddhartha Mukherjee (2010)

Passionately, longingly, swooningly, with eyes rolling up in their heads, they DESIRE that a there be there. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The cornflake crusted brioche french toast is swooningly good, especially when doused with the apricot butter that goes with the waffles--the warm apple compote and caramel sauce that's supposed to accompany the brioche makes the dish a little too dessert-like. ❋ Eddie Gehman Kohan (2009)

This is supposed to make the heroine melt swooningly into his arms - and think disbelievingly how wildly, wildly lucky she is to have captured his heart. ❋ Juliette (2009)

I do love this country, I swooningly love my daughter, and man, do I ever love my wife ❋ Unknown (2008)

But best of all was Rita in fluff-and-flounce furs and swooningly profligate evening dress, ready for love-goddess drama. ❋ Douglas, Ann (2007)

"Venus de Milo" is a swooningly beautiful instrumental which was my outgoing phone message for years in the early 1990s so it doesn't really count. ❋ Ron Buckmire (2006)