Chiding

The friend's chiding was meant to be humorous.

Her father's chiding made her apologize for her misbehavior.

The customer's chiding made the waiter feel incompetent.

The boss's chiding caused the employee to feel embarrassed.

The employee received a chiding from his boss for missing an important deadline.

Her chiding tone made it clear that she was not impressed with his work.

The coach's chiding motivated the player to train harder.

His mother's chiding about his messy room made him finally clean it up.

The coach was chiding the players for not playing their best during the game.

Her chiding of her sister's singing ability was meant in jest, but still hurt her sister's feelings.

The coach's chiding about their poor teamwork made the team work harder to improve.

Her chiding attitude towards his wardrobe made him feel insecure about his fashion sense.

The doctor was chiding the patient for not following his medication plan.

Her father's chiding about her spending habits made her rethink her budget.

The teacher's chiding of the students' lack of participation in class was intended to motivate them to engage more actively.

The journalist's chiding of the politician's evasive answers in the interview showed her determination to get to the truth.

The children's chiding of each other's soccer skills turned into a friendly competition.

The manager's chiding motivated the employee to improve his performance.

The coach's chiding words motivated the team to work harder.

The chiding comments of the fashion designer made the model feel self-conscious.

The coach's chiding of the team's poor performance during practice was necessary to motivate them.

His chiding of his colleague's tardiness was seen as humorous by their coworkers.

The chiding boss was always finding faults with his employees' work.

His chiding remarks about her weight made her feel self-conscious.

The boss kept chiding his employees for not meeting their targets.

Her chiding remarks about his outfit made him feel self-conscious.

The customer received a chiding from the store manager for causing a disturbance.

His mother's chiding words made him realize the severity of his actions.

The boss was chiding the employee for not meeting the deadline.

Her chiding caused him to feel embarrassed in front of his friends.

The chiding tone in her boss's voice made her feel incompetent.

The coach's chiding inspired the team to work harder.

The audience's chiding showed their dissatisfaction with the speaker's speech.

The coach gave the team a chiding for their lack of effort during practice.

The driver received a chiding from the police officer for speeding.

The teacher's chiding was a wake-up call for the student.

The mother was chiding her child for not eating his vegetables.

Her chiding of her friend's new haircut quickly turned into genuine compliments.

His chiding of his friend's fear of heights was meant to encourage him to conquer his fear.

The teacher kept chiding the student for not paying attention in class.

The chef received a chiding criticism from the food critic about his lack of seasoning.

The referee gave the player a chiding warning for unsportsmanlike conduct.

The chef was chiding the kitchen staff for not following the recipe.

The coach was chiding the team for not practicing hard enough.

She was chiding her husband for leaving his dirty clothes on the floor.

The doctor was chiding the patient for not taking their medication on time.

The mother was chiding her child for being rude to his friends.

The coach was chiding the players for not practicing hard enough.

My boss was chiding me for coming late to the meeting.

The chef was chiding the cook for burning the food.