irresolutely

Irresolutely I set off down the passage to the kitchen.

He held out a bottle while Smith stood irresolutely, looking from one to another of them.

He followed irresolutely for a little distance, half a pace behind her.

I was shuffling off irresolutely when he raised a hand.

And again I paused irresolutely a few paces further on.

He stood irresolutely in the center of the room.

But for minutes he sat irresolutely in the car.

She turned also to her son Jacob, who stood irresolutely in the middle of the yard.

And stood irresolutely in the middle of the floor.

He reached for the handle to open the back door of the wagon, then stood irresolutely.

But now he seemed to swing irresolutely back to Heath's point of view.

Clay shrugged into his coat and moved irresolutely toward the door.

He nodded, turned toward the door to obey, and paused irresolutely.

She arose and stood irresolutely at the foot of the stairs.

A lot of people were there and they stood about irresolutely as though they did not know what to do next.

Richard went over and irresolutely picked up the gun.

Stephen, checked by the crowd at the door, halted irresolutely.

She paused irresolutely, saying nothing and his arm went up in gesture of command.

The sheep were in the entrance to the pen now but they still looked around them irresolutely and the game was not over yet.

When we got near the docks we stopped, looking around irresolutely.

He paused irresolutely, seeming to make up his mind.

Edward turned round, walked irresolutely around the room and then headed for the door, where he halted.

He stopped in the middle of the glade irresolutely.

She was standing irresolutely in the middle of the room when Sarre came back.

He lowered his gun and leaned on it, irresolutely.