0 in a way that is sulky (= refusing to smile or be pleasant to people, usually because you are angry about something): --
I agreed, rather sulkily, and the meal went off well enough.
After this, the scene is sulkily resumed; and conversation, when the parties concerned meet subsequently, is cold and strained.
The more power we put on the more the rollers screamed; and the less we put on, the more sulkily the jade stopped.
She was sitting beside him sulkily on the back bench nearest the door; suddenly she rose and dashed forward in a storm of weeping.
The order was sulkily given and as sulkily obeyed.
Turning abruptly, he swam back to the shore and sulkily withdrew into the thickets to seek some less unmanageable quarry.
Whenever it fails it never recovers, but either breaks like iron or crumbles sulkily away like a fractured arch.
Instead of going away, he sat down sulkily on one of the hall chairs.
