Deadpanned

"The detective deadpanned her accusations at the suspect, hoping to get a confession."

"He deadpanned his way through the entire interview, leaving the interviewer unsure of what to make of him."

"The teacher deadpanned the answer to the student's question, forcing them to think critically."

"She deadpanned her way through the interview, leaving the interviewer unsure of her true feelings."

"The detective deadpanned his suspicion of the suspect's alibi."

"The teacher deadpanned the punchline of the joke to the class."

"She deadpanned her dissatisfaction with the service at the restaurant."

"He deadpanned his disbelief at the outrageous news."

"The singer deadpanned the lyrics to the sad song, which made the audience feel the emotions more deeply."

"The customer deadpanned his complaint to the waiter, who took it seriously and resolved the issue."

"She deadpanned her disapproval of the new dress."

"He deadpanned his way through the comedic routine."

"The actor deadpanned his way through the dramatic scene."

"She deadpanned her acceptance speech, causing confusion among the audience."

"The comedian deadpanned the punchline, leaving the audience in stitches."

"He deadpanned his boss's ridiculous request."

"The actor deadpanned his lines during the emotional scene, which made the audience feel uneasy."

"The politician deadpanned his controversial statement, causing a stir in the press."

"The spy deadpanned his cover story to the border guard, who let him pass without suspicion."