amusedly

For when one of the sailors lifted her into Wolf Larsen's downstretched arms, she looked up into our curious faces and smiled amusedly and sweetly, as only a woman can smile, and as I had seen no one smile for so long that I had forgotten such smiles existed.

He rolled a cigarette and watched her half curiously, half amusedly. His replies and harsh generalizations of a harsh school were disconcerting, and she came back to her earlier position.

"I assure you of it," laughed Ivan Petrovitch, gazing amusedly at the prince.

He passed amusedly over the black-eyed, frail-bodied Mrs.

She was staring at me amusedly as I tucked into my cappuccino.

However, we did note, rather amusedly, that both narratives had father-and-son dynamics, with 'Father's Day' being more approachable and less intimidating than 'Miong.'

He stared amusedly at some sites I had visited that promised to hook up bored young men with rich old women who own yatches and beach front bungalows.

In one of the snaps, Prince Charles looks amusedly at Prince George while the youngster tells him something during last year's Trooping the Color.

As I watched the picture of the three models amusedly, I saw a bit of Sim, giggling in her ragged jeans, sashaying with the bandwagon of 'cool kids'.

Keats rarely proceeds with such systematic rigor and is embarrassedly (or maybe just amusedly) conscious of his "clerk-like manner" here.