sourly

“The president said ‘humane treatment,’  ” Feith told me, inflecting the term sourly, “and I thought that was O.K. Perfectly fine phrase that needs to be fleshed out, but it’s a fine phrase — ‘humane treatment.’  

The Green Light Sands, Philippe 2008

LogicBrain sourly informs FantasyBrain that there is nothing in that closet except space and mundane items, and LogicBrain has been so consistently right over the years that FantasyBrain has learned to silently sulk whenever LogicBrain comes to a conclusion.

Anybody Want A Peanut? 2006

Several mugs stood empty before him and, even as the kender watched, he called sourly for another.

Dragons of Autumn Twilight Weis, Margaret 1984

Several mugs stood empty before him and, even as the kender watched, he called sourly for another.

Dragons of Autumn Twilight Weis, Margaret 1984

He took the name sourly, no doubt in an itching to blurt out that he was a

A Daughter of Raasay A Tale of the '45 William MacLeod Raine 1912

And your friend Wellesley" - he said the name sourly - -is tagging along to see if he can learn something.

Sharpe's Prey Cornwell, Bernard, 1944- 2001

Mrs Simpkins said, and I think she said it what people in books call 'sourly'.

The Wouldbegoods 1891

Dov tipped the bowl into the canvas sack tied to his waist as the others at the table looked sourly upon him.

The DreydelMaker (exerpt) Daniel Passamaneck 2010

The same women who may have heard about the birth certificate story and spent the week glowering sourly at Ed over their chardonnay, thinking: "Well, Mr Labour leader, don't you remind me of every selfish, feckless commitment-phobic waste of space I've ever known."

Why Ed reminds women of every bad ex-boyfriend Barbara Ellen 2010

NY Daily News's Anjali Mullany confirms the number present is in the thousands, with the march appearing bigger than last week's march to 1 Police Plaza and the demonstration which ended so sourly on Brooklyn Bridge.

Occupy Wall Street protests - live coverage 2011