unsurely

Michael looked at me unsurely, but I could tell that he was prepared to be swayed.

She held out a hand, which he grasped unsurely.

When he saw her he put it down and looked at her unsurely.

The security guard nods unsurely and moves hesitantly back to his post.

"You've just told me," he said quietly, unsurely, as if answering the question for himself rather than for her.

She climbed steadily and no more unsurely than she had come along the halls.

The rumbling of engines grew close, past them two tanks crawled, slowly and unsurely.

"Must be the ore settling," Arthur whispered unsurely, barely able to get the words out.

After a moment Rosa said unsurely, "I'm sorry to be this late.

They stared unsurely from him, standing slumped against night in a window, to the strong young man they guarded.

Then Hollian asked unsurely, "May we not ride around this place of risk?"

"There's a serving alcove," Philip suggested unsurely after a pause.

I don't hear the steps, just the hands lie on my shoulders, unsurely, shyly as if accustoming.

"The Bloodguard know doubt," she went on unsurely.

Andrew smiled unsurely, nodded again, and left.

Francis Rizzo's supertitles, which skipped many key lines and seemed unsurely deployed, hardly helped.

P-Please identify yourself, s-sir," a voice responded unsurely from the guard shack.

The robot spoke shyly, half unsurely.

Jane asked unsurely.

Lieutenant Brim," Barbousse interrupted unsurely, "would you look at this?"

Vote said, unsurely.

Unsurely, as if it were not committed to staying, the light flickered and grasped for strength until, relentlessly, it established its power over the night.

"I'll stay for a little longer if you don't mind," he said, so unsurely and apologetically that Leslie might have thought he was asking for refuge.

I also look over at Tim, then at Courtney and then at Tim again, who looks at me once more before answering slowly, unsurely, "Cactus pear."

Although the term is mainly used in tennis, it has also become a modern term that is used commonly meaning to "unsurely make a decision or perform a job or activity".