stutteringly

'[The kid who could read] came from a private school and he too reads stutteringly,' Naviwala said.

In early 2016, in the last months of Obama's presidency, Willa Knox, a once gainfully employed, now stutteringly freelance journalist, and her academic husband, Iano, who has spent his career vainly chasing tenure, inherit a dilapidated late-19th-century house near the college where Iano has secured a 12-month contract.

Vail goes to see Aaron finding him stutteringly apologetic for causing such a commotion, and that he 'didn't mean to hurt that lady's neck.' As Vail walks away something dawns on him, how did Aaron know that he had strangled the lady if it was actually 'Roy'?

have less to do with planning, control and being consciously aware, and much more to do with a subcutaneous fitting into the rituality of life, in forms of tradition, in an event that encompasses us and that we can grasp only stutteringly. (26) 4.

For example, Flooded in Brown, 2012, measuring less than six by nine inches, is, as its title implies, predominantly brown; two thick lines of white paint have been dragged stutteringly across the top and a thin swath of green has been laid onto the bottom plane.

He'd stuck his head into the open window to tell Billy he'd help him push the car into the garage, then, noting Billy's delicate demeanor, reconsidered and stutteringly asked, "Should I tell your husband to come down?"