Admonishingly

The judge admonishingly told the witness to answer the question truthfully.

The police officer spoke admonishingly to the driver about the dangers of speeding.

The boss spoke to the employee admonishingly when he came late to the meeting.

She raised her eyebrow admonishingly at her friend for gossiping.

The teacher admonishingly told the students not to cheat during the exam.

The teacher admonishingly corrected the student's grammar mistakes.

The lifeguard looked at the swimmers admonishingly for not following the safety rules.

The teacher looked at the students admonishingly as they started to chatter during the exam.

The coach looked admonishingly at the athlete who showed up late to practice.

He looked at her admonishingly when she tried to sneak out of the house.

The conductor looked at the musicians admonishingly for playing out of tune.

She admonishingly reminded her friend to wear a mask in public.

She raised her eyebrows admonishingly at her daughter, who was watching TV instead of doing her homework.

He shook his head admonishingly at his friend for showing up late.

"The doctor looked at her patient admonishingly when he admitted to not taking his medication."

The conductor looked at the musician admonishingly for playing out of tune.

The teacher spoke admonishingly about the importance of completing homework on time.

The nutritionist spoke admonishingly about the harmful effects of consuming processed foods.

She raised her eyebrow admonishingly at her friend who gossiped about others.

The doctor spoke admonishingly to the patient who didn't follow the prescribed medication.

The teacher spoke admonishingly to the students for not completing their homework.

The pastor spoke admonishingly to the congregation about the importance of forgiveness.

The coach looked at the players admonishingly as they argued with the referee.

The teacher spoke admonishingly to the students who were constantly talking in class.

The conductor spoke admonishingly to the musicians who were not playing in sync.

The mother spoke admonishingly to her child who had misbehaved in the store.

The lifeguard blew his whistle admonishingly at the children running around the pool.

The coach admonishingly reminded the players to wear their helmets during the game.

The teacher spoke admonishingly about the importance of studying for exams.

The lifeguard yelled admonishingly at the children who were running by the pool.

The boss looked at the employee admonishingly as she arrived late for work.

The librarian shook her head admonishingly at the student who returned the book late.

The flight attendant spoke admonishingly to the passenger who refused to fasten his seatbelt.

The parent spoke admonishingly to their child for not following the rules at the park.

The trainer spoke admonishingly to the athlete for not following the prescribed workout routine.

"The priest spoke admonishingly to the congregation for not attending the church regularly."

"The police officer looked at the driver admonishingly for running a red light."

"The coach looked admonishingly at the team for not playing well in the game."

"The speaker spoke admonishingly to the audience about the importance of conserving water."

"She spoke admonishingly to her son when he didn't follow the rules."

"The boss spoke to the employee admonishingly about the importance of meeting deadlines."

"The judge looked at the defendant admonishingly when he interrupted the trial."

"The conductor looked admonishingly at the orchestra for not playing in sync."

"He spoke admonishingly to his son about the importance of honesty."

"The judge spoke admonishingly to the defendant for not showing remorse."

"The doctor spoke admonishingly to the patient about the dangers of smoking."

"She shook her head admonishingly at her friend for being late again."

"The priest spoke admonishingly to the congregation about the importance of forgiveness."

"The coach admonishingly told the players to pick up their pace during practice."

"The librarian admonishingly reminded the students to be quiet in the library."