irresolutely

He takes up his hat suddenly and goes towards the door; stops irresolutely and comes back.

Then she glanced irresolutely along the street, and as she did so a gleam appeared through the spruces at Miss Hatchard's gate.

“You blackguard,” said Eric, standing irresolutely for a few minutes; and then with tears in his eyes began to climb the wall.

Diamond made an eager step forward as if to take her hand; then stopped irresolutely, and looked anxiously at Minnie.

When she brought her master his breakfast on Sunday, she stood irresolutely holding the doorknob in her hand.