sulkily

• “He came in sulkily, neither saluting the company nor returning their salutations.”

  The Hidden Hand

• “He continued what Mr. Ridding, watching the group of young people, called sulkily to himself his rigmarole, but continued more abstractedly.”

  Christopher and Columbus

• “This was Michael's first food, for he had sulkily refused to go near the potatoes.”

  CHAPTER XXX

• ““Besides,” he added sulkily, “she really, really loved me when I was —.””

  The Boundaries of Temptation (1/5)

• “Finally, after we had exhausted ourselves arguing, Li sulkily consented to go back into the wilderness -- followed, I need hardly add, by her watchful mom.”

  The Huffington Post: Louis Bayard: A Tiger Mom Shares Her Secrets

• “Billy joined sulkily, then brightened up as his eyes chanced upon the coffee pot, which he immediately put on to boil.”

  CHAPTER II

• “Alan had joined Buzz at the bar and was sulkily nursing a beer.”

  Simon & Schuster: How to Flirt with A Naked Werewolf

• “Had he made his three-score-and-10, I wonder what the great, good fellow would have thought about his lovely uncomplicated game becoming, in the meantime, so angry and malevolent with itself; or how the most valorous of all England captains viewed the sulkily tedious machinations over the captaincy of Signor Capello's current ragbag squad.”

  The Guardian: My dream job as Bobby Moore's minder for a fortnight | Frank Keating

• “She waltzed off into the depths of the art fair, where people were sulkily being ushered by security guards towards the elevators, plastic cups of wine in hand.”

  The Huffington Post: Monica Westin: But Is It a Candy Convention?

• “Returning to Mexico in disgrace, he sulkily retired to his hacienda.”

  Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna (1794–1876): master of chutzpah

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