furtive

He looked her over in a way she thought almost furtive.

The day people were more furtive than those at night.

He and his sister had an almost furtive look about them.

That guy was up to something, you could tell by the furtive way he moved.

But there was something furtive in her, the way she said that.

As if this were a place where one should stay small and furtive.

Major laughed as he saw the furtive eyes move away.

Here they did find furtive signs of people, but never saw any.

She caught the same furtive movement again, this time on her right.

A group of dark, furtive figures moved past the window.

Voices were kept low and furtive, as if someone might hear.

She's furtive, although it is her apartment for a few more weeks.

A furtive movement caught me eye as I turned away.

But it seems the young couple have a furtive glance.

At times there was something almost furtive in his bearing.

At last he looked up with eyes that were a shade furtive.

He was a furtive type of a guy, did it all in secret.

"I will pay you with information," he said in a low, furtive voice.

"I always got the sense she had furtive reading habits."

There was a strong resemblance between these two furtive men.

He has found a language that is both furtive and full of swing.

Now, as they walked, she saw furtive movements all around them in the dark.

If he had not done so, but chosen this furtive way, it must mean something different.

I have never in my life met a cop who looked furtive, but there you go.

The effort had been furtive because it would find no support if revealed.