grovelingly

First we heard that Rove had grovelingly thrown his support to O'Donnell.

The Morning Plum 2010

And Biden, please don't be so grovelingly obvious in the future.

Biden makes it A, B,C simple: there's not going to be any "lesser of the evils" 2008

In the next post of her blog, where she grovelingly apologizes for having dared offend the orthodox.

Marriage Equality, Marital Rape and No-Fault Divorce 2005

“Captain Kirk humbly, grovelingly apologizes and requests forgiveness,” Fox said.

THE RIFT PETER DAVID 1991

Samantha's parents forget her 16th birthday but realize their mistake and grovelingly apologize for it -- exactly the kind of reversal-of-power scenario that teenagers fantasize about constantly, and a regular part of most adolescent fiction, where kids outsmart, act independently of, or otherwise prove superior to adults.

Film.com Movie Blog 2009

You would think such a grovelingly good Catholic like Altmire would already know the Church’s views on leaving the poor and the unfortunate to go suff.

Stupak and the bishops, the bishops and me 2009

You would think such a grovelingly good Catholic like Altmire would already know the Church’s views on leaving the poor and the unfortunate to go suff.

Lance Mannion: 2009

Third of all, concern troll, I know, and you probably know as well, that those who do try to be obsequious and grovelingly “respectful” of creationists don’t get civility back in return.

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