shyly , also: shily

Some of them shyly let him take their hands in his.

She looked from one to the other of them almost shyly.

He told them, shyly, about what had been said the night before.

After they had gone a little way he shyly took her hand.

He asked his question looking shyly down at the ground.

Shyly, she held the book up high, so no one could see her face.

She looked shyly at the man sitting with her father.

He looked at me and shyly asked if we could do it.

She looked at me shyly and said, Is that true?

"We do not understand your questions," the young woman said shyly.

He reached across the table almost shyly and held her hand.

"I just want to thank everyone involved in the production," he began rather shyly.

"I always wanted to know what it was like where my father works," she told him shyly.

Mary reached up shyly and took hold of his hand.

She nodded shyly, and looked down at the table top.

He saw me for an instant and then shyly turned away.

The two looked down shyly as they entered the living room.

The girl answered shyly with her dark eyes on my face.

It was the way he had always come out with things - shyly, directly.

He looked up at her shyly, through the dark fall of his hair, and nodded.

When he set her down in the large bedroom, she looked up at him shyly.

The girl looked up at him with her big brown eyes and smiled shyly.

The other children, after shyly saying hello, ask him to tell a story.

The first time we were together she had spoken shyly of him.

A little shyly, I reached down to touch him, and he made a very human sound.