Chiding

He was chiding his friend for missing the winning shot.

She couldn't resist chiding her brother for his ridiculous hairstyle.

The children were chiding their teacher for being too strict.

His chiding remarks about her new haircut made her feel self-conscious.

The comedian's chiding humor often bordered on offensive.

The teacher's chiding tone did not inspire confidence in his students.

Even though it was meant to be playful, his chiding banter with his coworkers was getting old.

Her chiding commentary on his fashion choices was annoying him.

His chiding of her accent made her hesitant to speak up in class.

The siblings engaged in playful chiding during their game night.

He was taken aback by the chiding comments from his supposed friends.

The manager's chiding about his lack of attention to detail made the employee more vigilant.

The critic's chiding didn't deter the artist's creativity.

She ignored his chiding about her driving skills.

The teacher's chiding for talking during class made the student feel guilty.

The chiding tone of the news anchor made the politician defensive.

The chiding tone of the doctor's voice made the patient feel uncomfortable.

The doctor's chiding tone about his unhealthy habits made him realize he needed to make some changes.

The chiding comments of the movie critic made the actor feel dejected.

The teacher's chiding criticism was harsh but fair.

The chiding referee penalized the player for breaking the rules.

The chiding tone of the travel guide made the tourists feel unwelcome.

The chiding tone of his mother's voice made him regret his decision.

The kids enjoyed chiding the new student in class.

He spent the entire night chiding his teammates during the game.

She couldn't resist chiding her friend for wearing such a ridiculous outfit.

The boss was chiding the employee for submitting the report late.

Sarah enjoyed chiding her younger brother for his lack of athletic ability.

He keeps chiding his children for not doing their homework.

The audience's chiding laughter made the comedian feel like a failure.

The customer was chiding the waiter for the slow service.

The teacher's chiding made the student realize his mistake.

Her sister's chiding about her messy room was starting to get on her nerves.

The captain's chiding reminded the sailor to follow the safety protocols.

Her chiding tone made him feel ashamed of his mistake.

His mother's chiding about smoking finally convinced him to quit.

Her husband's constant chiding about her cooking skills made her feel self-conscious.

The actor received a chiding from the director for forgetting their lines.

The doctor's chiding about her unhealthy lifestyle made her take steps to improve her health.

The boss's chiding tone made the employees feel uneasy and defensive.

The teacher gave the students a chiding for not completing their homework.

The restaurant critic's chiding review caused the restaurant's business to suffer.

The siblings' chiding of each other's taste in movies led to a movie marathon with something for everyone.

The group's chiding of their friend's fashion sense was all in good fun.

She was always chiding her husband for leaving his socks on the floor.

The boss's chiding over his tardiness embarrassed the employee in front of his colleagues.

The boss's chiding of the employee's punctuality was intended to encourage improvement.

Her mother's chiding about her grades made her work harder in school.

The bartender's chiding of the patron's drink order didn't deter him from ordering the same thing again.

My mother is always chiding me for not keeping my room clean.