inscrutably

The admiral looked at him for a long moment, inscrutably.

His goal was half a yard ahead, watching him inscrutably.

Dean looked inscrutably at the little packet she held out to him.

"All that will be, has already been," the Guardian said inscrutably.

She bit inscrutably at the far corner of one fingernail.

"Yes" she said quietly, looking up at him with that same inscrutably dark gaze.

They smiled inscrutably, although none appeared to be an Oriental.

To the others, she must have seemed inscrutably alien.

When I got to their doorway he was staring inscrutably at the welcome mat.

She nodded at him and he smiled inscrutably back at her.

"We want to rearrange our papers," he added somewhat inscrutably.

He leaned in closer, and raised his eyebrows inscrutably.

She eyed me for a moment quite inscrutably.

He waited inscrutably for Jeffrey to react to this bombshell.

His smile was faint, and his dark eyes looked at me inscrutably, without welcome.

The Lord of Evil did not reply, looking down upon him inscrutably.

At last she looked up at me, her face an inscrutably stoic mask.

In the next field a huge bull stuck his head through the fence and eyed her inscrutably.

He put his pen away, watching her inscrutably.

'Fringe will look after you,' he said inscrutably, looking around.

He watched her inscrutably as she staggered to her feet and stood beside him.

One of the aquarium's cats peered down inscrutably at him from the catwalk.

Cruising low, they seemed inscrutably confident, like predators circling a new victim.

Richard was looking at her hard, Jennifer inscrutably.

Emily looked away and chuckled inscrutably, but she was, she later told me, "just thinking."