Apologetically [adverb]

They crossed the road, and entered the huge shanty, and stood apologetically near the door.

Well, sir,” said the old salt apologetically, “they told me as she were going down.

The native guard stands in the doorway apologetically fumbling with the key which he has just used in undoing the door.

Mr. Treffry, putting on the brake, muttered apologetically: "A little out o'hand!"

He pointed almost apologetically to the small screen on his desk.

"I ought to be able to tell you a lot more," he said apologetically in conclusion.

Hendry looked at me apologetically while these instructions came up.

She remarked upon it somewhat apologetically, and Edna laughed at her.

“My lady will soon get over her annoyance,” said I, as it were apologetically.

"I never take any pains with it," the woman of the home said to me, half apologetically.