imperturbably

• “Mr. Grewgious in the meantime sat upright, with no expression in his face, and a hard kind of imperturbably polite protest all over him: as though he would have said, in reply to some invitation to discourse; "I couldn't originate the faintest approach to an observation on any subject whatever, I thank you.”

  The Mystery of Edwin Drood

• “Mr. Grewgious in the meantime sat upright, with no expression in his face, and a hard kind of imperturbably polite protest all over him: as though he would have said, in reply to some invitation to discourse; 'I couldn't originate the faintest approach to an observation on any subject whatever, I thank you.”

  The Mystery of Edwin Drood

• “But at once I encountered a new difficulty in the shape of my cabby, a grey-whiskered and eminently decorous personage who had imperturbably driven me for several hours about the "City.”

  THE DESCENT

• “But Louis took and gave a spoke and gazed imperturbably into the binnacle.”

  Chapter 12

• “Sailors are trouble enough without our hearing about them, Mr. Pathurst," Captain West went on, as evenly and imperturbably as if I had not spoken.”

  CHAPTER VII

• “But it's the kind of bonus that often comes to a player who is swinging in great rhythm and balance, with perfect freedom, and managing his game imperturbably.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Masters: What to Expect on Day Four

• “But Billy had done the right thing -- done it slowly and imperturbably and with the least hurt to everybody.”

  CHAPTER VII

• “Tudor lighted a fresh cigarette, while Sheldon sat on, imperturbably silent.”

  Chapter 15

• “Daylight replied imperturbably the 'phone must be indistinct this morning.”

  Chapter XXII

• “Louis stood imperturbably at the wheel, but I noticed the grouped sailors forward turning troubled faces in our direction.”

  Chapter 19

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