unemotionally

Parvis emitted the statement as unemotionally as a gramophone grinding out its "record."

Everybody goes out quite unemotionally and with very few good-byes—we made far more fuss in the old days about a week-end visit.

"Yes, he can't fight," replied Penny unemotionally, as he helped carry the burden to the bed.

Unemotionally, he watched a thin line of red trickle in a sluggish drop or two down the blue skin of his leg.

Mansfeldt, who was an intensely reserved and silent man, looked up unemotionally.