He cocked his head quizzically and his tongue nervously lapped at his flews. |
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A tourniquet was on my upper arm, a blue squeezy ball tightly gripped in my hand, and a phlebotomist was looking quizzically at my arm. |
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On her knees, resting on her haunches on the bed, in imitation of his pose, she tilts her head and looks at him quizzically. |
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Selwyn looked at her quizzically, his head tipped to one side and his large ears pricked forward as he watched. |
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The old man at the centre of the crowd ran his fingers through his beard and looked at him quizzically. |
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He looked at me quizzically for a moment, but didn't ask any more questions. |
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He blinked at her quizzically a few times, and then looked back at his wound, and winced in pain. |
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Edella regards me quizzically, but I just stare right back at her with an equally confused expression. |
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I looked at him quizzically and ran over the list of people that were in my third grade class. |
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He turned and looked at me quizzically, wanting me to continue the thought. |
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They looked at him quizzically and then for a moment a flicker of compassion crossed the face of the chairman. |
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He has a habit, disconcerting at first, of turning his palm quizzically outward and staring off into the distance, as if silently interrogating an unseen, all-knowing source. |
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Above him the huge form peered down at him and regarded him quizzically. |
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She looks at me quizzically for a moment before realising who I am. |
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He looked up quizzically from the couch where he was watching the news. |
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It was these early essays, carefully wrought, quizzically meditative in tone, and unusual in sensibility, that first drew attention to Stevenson as a writer. |
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She looked at me quizzically, and, with equal confusion, I shrugged. |
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We get that here, too, as we do in the prayerful handclasp of Bert Lahr, photographed in 1956, or in a shot of Bacon himself, fingers resting quizzically at the rim of his mouth. |
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Suddenly she turns and looks at me quizzically. |
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