querulously

A whole nation seemed querulously to be headed the same way.

Then louder still until a voice called out querulously from inside.

A man said querulously, "It'll take a little while to think this through."

I looked at him querulously for a second, then said, "There are worse ways."

Then she turned her face back towards him again, querulously worried.

At first she had been querulously impatient when no second communication came.

The Russian voice on the radio was still querulously demanding news.

His wife was calling him querulously from the foot of the stairs.

I often wonder if we did right in breaking through the old walls,' he said querulously.

Querulously, she said such a purchase should never have been made "without consulting her."

Andy demanded querulously, and pushed past him into the room.

"Getting better," said Morrison, shaking her hand off rather querulously.

"These plants will all be drowned," he said querulously, almost as if asking a question.

He looked toward the box of darts on the table and querulously reached forward a hand.

He looked at me querulously, waiting for my anger.

"I don't know why we give over anything to support him," the other woman replied querulously.

"The children cannot seem to stand my books," he said a little querulously, with a worried frown.

I said, querulously, very much startled by this change.

Then there was a sound which did not belong in a swamp: a child spoke querulously.

Somewhere in the wood along the river an owl muttered querulously.

Somebody charged him in the back and asked querulously where he thought he was going.

"In that case," he said querulously, "there is nothing more to be done.

Gerald was mumbling querulously and pulling away like a child.

I heard one woman say querulously to another, 'Just see how they've let the gardens go!

"I suppose my children aren't coming," the old lady said querulously.