obeisantly造句

• Looking back at 1969, when Penthouse magazine began and the Saturday Evening Post closed after a century of modesty, you don't have to be swaying obeisantly in a mass of Deadheads to see how sex once was a less forbidding distraction than it has lately become.
• She ( the old woman, Mrs . Compson ) had spent the better part of the morning waiting for them ( the workmen ) to arrive, yet they had not come; and when at length they drew the wagon into the yard and tied the mules beneath the scattershot shade of the water oak and climbed down amid the dust and moiling dogs to survey the house, she perceived to her dismay that they were stooges : two of whom were brothers ( Moe and Curly Howard ) and a third ( Larry Fine ) who claimed no part of their lineage but who was nonetheless of their ilk; come to wait, slack-jawed and splayfooted, before the great stair which led to the room where she ( the old woman, Mrs . Compson ) had retired; come with paints and pots of glue and damask wallpaper to cover them ( the walls ) afresh, while she ( the old woman, Mrs . Compson ) could only pray that they ( the stooges ) could refurbish and thereby sanctify it ( the foyer ) which now suspired with the age-old effluvia of honor and sacrifice and obduracy, still redolent with the wretched sweet scent of inviolability which they ( her father and her father's brothers, whose boots these stooges were unworthy to suck even so much as the laces of ) had impressed into the very grain of the cypress balustrade upon which he, Moe, the eldest, now knocks _ not obeisantly, not malevolently either, but indolently.