dubiously

Dubiously, I followed her out of the house and into our car.

He took the letter and then looked dubiously at me.

She watched him dubiously, but he made no other sound.

Jim looked at the piece of paper in his hand, dubiously.

He turned to look dubiously down at the phone console.

Dubiously, he turned to the safe and began to work the combination.

Lilly looked at him dubiously for a moment or two.

"We might be able to hold them off," Anderson said dubiously.

He ventured a little further into my office, looking about him dubiously.

He frowned dubiously, but with one eye still on me, looked back.

Should you include this dubiously named security in your portfolio?

He went back to the closet, reached into it dubiously.

"Perhaps he wants to show us something," Kate said dubiously.

"I never expected you to be one to throw the staff," he said dubiously.

They glance left with the head, looking back at it dubiously because there is nothing to see.

He regarded the game dubiously, but played it with her a few times.

I asked dubiously over the headset after we had taken off.

"And you want us to get out into this," Bell asked dubiously.

"I suppose it will be all right," she said a little dubiously.

"Sounds like a lot of work to me," he said dubiously.

The young man glanced behind himself dubiously, into the interior.

"One man could not have done all that alone," Pitt said dubiously.

"He could have used all that at his ranch," Red said dubiously.

"I'd have to think about that," the woman said dubiously.

"Some people will recognize what a pentagon means," he said dubiously.