distrustfully

A pinched brown face peered up at him distrustfully from under the fell of dark hair.

They stared at him and then distrustfully at each other.

Adam lifted his head and stared distrustfully through the darkness.

Millie pulled her feet in closer and watched it distrustfully.

He checked himself on the point of going out, and looked back distrustfully at the lighted candle.

Glancing around distrustfully, she pressed close to Luke and slid her hand into his.

Eyeing it distrustfully, Luke moved inside the bathroom and closed the door.

They advanced distrustfully, and as if they wished the distance were longer.

The guard, the coachman, and the two other passengers eyed him distrustfully.

Delacroix looked at him distrustfully, then reached down into the cigar box for the mouse.

A little distrustfully now, Eek again advanced and started chewing on the corner of the case.

She sat down, staring distrustfully at the window, but it manifested no more apparitions.

But he didn't go anywhere, just stood in the doorway staring distrustfully at Parker.

The usher eyed him distrustfully, but made no move to offer him a seat.

Harry jerked up his head distrustfully, eyes flaring wide.

Then he looked distrustfully at Noir, who was approaching with a colourful blanket.

Clara stopped at the doorway, looking backward and forward distrustfully between the husband and wife.

I stared distrustfully at the rest of the scores, which put the race's actual winner second from the bottom with negligible points.

"This river is all right," she said distrustfully.

He glanced down at the plate Isabel put in front of him, and started to poke around distrustfully with a fork.

Still, they backed away from him distrustfully.

The boy looked up from the cheese and crackers he was eating and gazed distrustfully at Larry.

She eyed us distrustfully but showed us inside.

Arlin braced herself and looked distrustfully at the man whose life she had saved.

The farm worker has been allowed to participate in the modern world only sparingly, hesitantly and distrustfully.