Meanings of look irresolute in English

Every word of this was true, and so far effective that the fellows began to scratch their heads and look irresolute.

Jonson, looked irresolute for one instant; but the next he had decided.

For a moment he hesitated, his cheek paled and flushed alternately, he looked irresolute.

Her father looked irresolute, took another glance at the ship, then shook his head sorrowfully.

Still I perceived clearly that many of those least friendly towards me looked irresolute and anxious.

Gabriel looked irresolute, and glanced at his companions.

Charles looked irresolute, but might have yielded, if the Duke of York had not stepped forward.

Raymond bit his finger, and looked irresolute.

The blunt but kind-hearted coachman looked irresolute, glancing first at his mistress, and then pityingly at the girl.

Sir Giles paused; looked irresolute for a minute; and then checked his myrmidons with a wave of the hand.

Molly stopped too, looking irresolute.

The man looked irresolute.

The tramps looked irresolute for a moment, but when they saw that the newcomers were five boys they held their ground.

"He will not-hewill not, I am sure," cried the Countess, seeing him look irresolute.

"I don't know if it's quite legal or not," Foster admitted, addressing the manager, who looked irresolute.

'And you need not start back half-a-mile,' she pursued with plain humour: 'and please do not look irresolute and awkward-Itis not necessary,' she added.