incuriously

They looked up incuriously for a moment, then went back to their talk.

The birds started at her, incuriously, and did not leave.

He looked up and gazed incuriously at them for a moment.

Some of them eyed her incuriously as she came in.

Their little legs swinging, they looked up at me incuriously.

The eyes were half open and stared incuriously at the ceiling.

Her dull black eyes stared incuriously at the men in the room.

He glanced up incuriously at them, then went on talking into the instrument in his hand.

Slowly, almost incuriously, he let his eyes move around the bath chamber.

Hauptman put down his glass suddenly, and looked around at us incuriously.

The young man carrying the suitcases looked back at him incuriously.

The children stared up incuriously at the adults, then returned their attention to the pool.

The nearest animal looked up incuriously and then turned back to the grass.

She looks incuriously for a moment, not to be outfaced, and then turns away.

The man in the corner opened his eyes incuriously.

The question came out almost incuriously, but that wasn't the way he felt, and his eyes narrowed at her nod.

She watched incuriously as he spoke into some sort of communication box on the wall, and waited upon events.

He glanced at me incuriously and then sat down.

They paused and went on incuriously, while one of them remained behind, mouth open, staring up at me.

They gazed incuriously at him and then they were gone.

Outside the bar, passersby glanced incuriously in and went on about their business.

She had a glimpse of odd amber eyes turned incuriously in her direction.

Elsewhere, a few faces were turned my way incuriously.

And behind the flats came two wooden coaches with men looking down at us incuriously from the windows.

Stars gazed at him incuriously, separated by light centuries of space.