Mincing

The restaurant waiter had a mincing look on his face when the customer complained about the food.

The manager gave his employees a mincing glance as they arrived late to the meeting.

When the dog chewed up her favorite shoes, she couldn't help but give it a mincing glare.

The customer's mincing expression conveyed her dissatisfaction with the poor service she received at the restaurant.

The doctor had a mincing look on her face when she saw the patient's unhealthy lifestyle choices.

The teacher gave the student a mincing look when he answered the question incorrectly.

He shot me a mincing look when he saw me wearing casual attire at the formal event.

My mother-in-law always wears a mincing expression whenever she visits our house.

The journalist's mincing expression indicated her skepticism towards the celebrity's claims.

His mincing expression of disdain made it clear that he held no respect for the controversial artist's work.

The recipe required mincing the carrots into small pieces.

She was mincing along in her high heels, trying not to trip.

He was mincing the garlic for the pasta sauce.

She was mincing garlic to make her spaghetti sauce.

The food processor makes mincing garlic and onions so much easier.

She was mincing parsley to sprinkle over the salad.

The sous chef was mincing the herbs for the sauce.

He was mincing his words when he spoke to the press.

The chef spent hours mincing the vegetables for the salad.

He was mincing the fruits for the fruit salad.

The recipe calls for mincing the ginger finely.