mutinously

"No." She said it mutinously, almost daring him to say anything.

He settled mutinously onto the sofa and looked at the television again.

Held captive in his powerful arms, she glared at him mutinously.

I wish we'd never met at all, Kayla thought mutinously.

Her lips set mutinously, she trudged up to the bathroom.

Sheila said mutinously: 'I don't want to stay here.

She glared up at him mutinously as he straightened.

She stalked over to the passenger side, sat down hard, and glared at him mutinously.

Jillian thinned her lips mutinously, but did as she was told.

Ogden tried to meet her eye mutinously, but failed.

The lips that spoke were pouted mutinously and the face was flushed.

His dad hugged his chest and stared mutinously at the floor.

Pat's little brown face, with its fine satiny skin, flushed mutinously.

A little frown appeared on Aline's forehead and she set her mouth mutinously.

"You're a sovereign, but you're away for ages at a time," she said mutinously.

Betty muttered mutinously, as the car turned into the afternoon peace of the main thoroughfare.

She mutinously looked him in the eye.

Scowled at me and mutinously held her silence.

Harry frowned mutinously, but if a battle of wills waged, Stephen won.

His opening sentence made Eric's face twitch mutinously whenever he recalled it during the day.

Then, she turned to face Dexter, who stood like a wax effigy, staring mutinously at her.

For a moment she thought that he was going to hit her, but she continued looking at him mutinously, not caring what he did.

"Well, it's an awful way to have to live one's life," said Julilla mutinously, feeling the effects of the wine at last.

They had continued to behave mutinously even after the payment of their bounty and their General could do nothing with them.

Bonnie glared at Gray and folded her arms mutinously across her chest.