accusatory

He could not bear to look at her accusatory face.

But experience had taught him to take a less accusatory approach.

He paused for a moment, his voice taking on an accusatory edge.

When parents ask questions in an accusatory manner, the kids will put up walls.

"You know what happened," she said at last, the accusatory tone still in her voice.

I'd expected him to deny it, and now I was left with nothing accusatory to say.

The dark closing in each night like the accusatory finger of God.

There are, to be sure, reasons for the accusatory tone of these reports.

Her tone is almost in awe, not the least bit accusatory.

Nor is it possible to tune out its accusatory message.

Opening her eyes again, she then turned to Gold with an accusatory glare.

Greg must have seen the pain, and some of the accusatory tone left his voice.

And without being accusatory, say that you expect the company to take such matters seriously.

"I see," she said, speaking in a cautious voice rather than a hard or accusatory one.

"Your hands are cold," she said, somehow making it sound slightly accusatory.

He fixed his first officer with a hard, accusatory glare.

I took a slow, deep breath trying to find words that would challenge her without being accusatory.

She spoke in the tired but accusatory tone of one who had been down this road before.

His gaze dropped, as though he could not bear her accusatory look.

"This is not being done in an accusatory way."

"We've been waiting for you to release the body," she said in an accusatory tone.

Behind the black silk, his eyes look open, staring up at the sky, accusatory.

Price gives me an accusatory look and mouths "Was he invited?"

She sucked in a breath and let it out with an accusatory, "You!"

It was a bright, accusatory red against his pink flesh.