| I'm in consumption,' I said laconically, rising from my seat. |
| It was beyond him to conceive that a British officer should thus laconically speak of an enemy spy whom he had had within his power and permitted to escape. |
| He is laconically hilarious, hot in a blonde way, he can pass off a piece of dialogue as the wittiest bon mot without breaking a sweat and he also writes. |
| I like how their love expresses itself laconically and naturally in the activities of daily life and in the telling of, and listening to, stories. |
| It is an essentially democratic mode, levelling its elements however disparate to a single plane or stratum, and laconically implying some absent linking verb: buy, invite, remember. |
| At one point, Focus revealedon Monday, he had asked laconically why the police couldn't have waited until he was dead. |
