| Mellie Garson sat on an overturned pickle keg sourly contemplating the inequity of fate. |
| To protect ourselves against being taken in by rumour and false report and black propaganda we do not need to develop into suspicious-minded people who look sourly upon the world. |
| She sat erect in the jump seat and looked sourly at the young trooper. |
| Through a barred window the wondering warden sourly watched the crawling, tottery figure. |
| Laila grimaced as she bumped into a wall, grumbling sourly as she steadied herself against it before pushing off and gliding down the corridor. |
| Dumas's novel mixes operatic themes with the odd sourly realistic vignette. |
