unexcitedly

"Does it matter how many times?" she said quite unexcitedly.

To which Johnson says, unexcitedly, "Well, Carl and I don't get along very well."

It makes for a sort of sublimity when he can unexcitedly use the word "pitiful" of Joseph Goebbels.

The winner: pipe-puffing, 74-year-old Mayor Andy Carter, for 32 years an Auroran, who was unexcitedly running for a second term.

The other fifteen were carefully selected Tuareg, picked from among Guémama's tribesmen taking care to show no preference to any tribe or clan, and taking particular care to choose men who fought coolly, unexcitedly, and didn't froth at the mouth when in action; men who were slow to charge wildly into the enemy's guns—but slower still to retreat when the going was hot.