constrainedly

Calhoun constrainedly inspected one after another of the children's shelters.

"You could have told me, anyway," Good Indian said constrainedly.

This caused a problem as they now had to constrainedly find refuge in Dubrovnik.

"She has a cabin to herself," he explained constrainedly.

He answered, on his part, more constrainedly still.

"I'm going to ride down there," Thurston answered constrainedly.

She slightly and constrainedly moves her hand.

"Say," he began constrainedly, and waited.

I don't know,' she said constrainedly.

Ralph glanced sideways, smiled constrainedly as though he had forgotten that Simon had made a fool of himself, then looked away again at nothing.

A slight cloud passed over the actress's face, and she replied constrainedly: 'I'm afraid that's impossible.'

"On the way to the cottage last night," said Burt constrainedly, "after I left you, I ran into something.

"You want to speak to me, Adam," he said, in that low constrainedly quiet tone which a man uses when he is determined to suppress agitation.

A slight flush rose in her face, as she answered rather constrainedly: "No." "Only her powders?"

Then: 'No,' said George Felse, equally carefully and constrainedly, 'we haven't found him.'

I went circuitously to Miss Havisham's by all the back ways, and rang at the bell constrainedly, on account of the stiff long fingers of my gloves.

They talked a little longer, but constrainedly, for when the musician found that Jude was a poor man his manner changed from what it had been while Jude's appearance and address deceived him as to his position and pursuits.