quizzical

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• He’s not exactly tortured, but he is quizzical, an eternal seeker of truth as well as truffles.

• Charles raised a quizzical eyebrow and it fell to his son to tell him, "Pa, you should be pleased!"

• Or perhaps name it after Pooh himself, with his quizzical faith in human (animal) nature?

• All of these tricks forced a furrowing of the brow, a quizzical expression, and the use of a little brain power to digest it all.

• She gave me a quizzical look,” recounts the president, “her slate-grey eyes widening as she tilted her head gently forward.

• Osmond Orgreave entered the room, quizzical, and at once began to tease Clayhanger about the infrequency of his visits.

• "I don't know whether I like you or not," replied Edna, gazing down at the little woman with a quizzical look.

• The look in her face was quizzical, yet there was a strange, elusive gravity in her eyes, an almost pathetic appealing.

• Looking around, he saw the guide had flung aside his blanket and was sitting erect, with a quizzical expression on his face.

• On one sits a tiny boy with a quizzical intelligent little face.