Accusingly

The prosecutor questioned the witness accusingly, trying to find inconsistencies in their testimony.

"You stole my phone," the woman said accusingly to the man.

The manager spoke accusingly to the team, demanding an explanation for their poor performance.

"The teacher spoke accusingly to the students who had cheated on the test."

The doctor looked at the patient accusingly for not following their prescribed diet.

"Did you take the last piece of cake?" the mother asked her children accusingly.

He looked at his friend accusingly when he realized his phone was missing.

The police officer questioned the suspect accusingly.

She raised her eyebrows accusingly when her partner suggested they skip the event.

He looked at his friend accusingly, convinced that he had stolen his wallet.

"The coach glared accusingly at the player for missing the winning shot."

The customer spoke accusingly to the waiter when the order was incorrect.

"You never take my feelings into consideration," she said accusingly.

"He looked at her accusingly when she walked into the room."

"The customer glared at the waiter accusingly, certain that he had overcharged her."

"The lawyer questioned the witness accusingly, attempting to expose his inconsistencies."

The boss spoke accusingly to the employees who missed the deadline.

The boss spoke to the employee accusingly about his poor performance.

The employee looked at his boss accusingly when he received a warning for being late.

"The prosecutor pointed at the defendant accusingly during the trial."

"The politician pointed his finger accusingly at his opponent, claiming that he was responsible for the economic crisis."

The customer spoke accusingly to the waiter, believing they had gotten their order wrong.

The coach looked at the player accusingly, suspecting they had not been practicing enough.

She looked at him accusingly when he walked in the room.

The teacher pointed accusingly at the student who was talking during the lesson.

The detective interrogated the suspect accusingly.

The boss glared at the employee accusingly when she arrived late for work.

The mother scolded her child accusingly for breaking the vase.

The doctor looked at the patient accusingly when she admitted to not taking her medication.

The customer complained accusingly to the waiter about the poor service.

The coach shouted accusingly at the player who missed the game-winning shot.

"He looked at her accusingly when she denied stealing the money."

"The teacher pointed at the student accusingly for talking during the lecture."

"The employee stared accusingly at his boss when he was blamed for the mistake."

"She asked the question accusingly, suspecting her partner of lying."

"The politician spoke accusingly about his opponent's actions."

"The parent looked at their child accusingly when they found out about the broken vase."

"He looked at her accusingly, as if he knew she had taken his wallet."

The mother looked at her child accusingly, thinking he had broken her favorite vase.

She spoke accusingly to her friend, saying that she had betrayed her trust.

The coach spoke accusingly to the player who had committed a foul during the game.

The detective questioned the suspect accusingly about his whereabouts on the night of the crime.

The audience stared accusingly at the politician who had made a controversial statement.

He looked at me accusingly, thinking I had stolen his pen.

She pointed accusingly at her sister, who had eaten the last cookie.

The teacher glared accusingly at the student who was caught cheating.

She spoke accusingly to her husband, suspecting he had forgotten their anniversary.

The judge questioned the witness accusingly, hoping to uncover the truth.

She sighed accusingly when she found out her son had skipped his class again.

She held up the missing document and asked accusingly who had taken it.