mercifully

He looked around, but mercifully everyone else was up and about.

Take the two lives in my care and deal mercifully with them.

Mercifully, he shot those with any life left in them.

Mercifully, both groups soon lost interest and left me alone.

But, mercifully, the man seemed still to be in one piece.

Mercifully, Data did not point out that he had asked two questions.

Mercifully, the house they were taken to was less than a minute?

Mercifully there had been but few of these between father and son.

For most students and teachers, school ended, mercifully, last month.

Mercifully, there were only two other patients in the waiting room.

Could not one be mercifully the religion of the other?

It did, mercifully, and then he was ready to work.

Those days of America held hostage seem, mercifully, to be gone.

Music is mercifully soft, at least early in the evening.

Mercifully, after a moment's search on the ground, I found him.

Perhaps, mercifully, he did not know what was to be her fate.

But that attitude too had mercifully been taken from her.

"But you saw that at once and let us mercifully drop the whole thing."

And mercifully none of the church's 150 employees were killed.

Mercifully, most of them had been frozen when it happened.

Their directions were mercifully clear, and I had the sense not to go back for the car.

Mercifully, there is no hard evidence to support this notion.

She had mercifully once more ceased to think or feel.

I was mercifully free of jealousy and always had been.

And very soon, her mouth mercifully full, the mother is silent.