censoriously

"There is a time and place for everything," he said censoriously.

He frowned censoriously in the direction taken by my acquaintance.

Willoughby said again censoriously, his face looming over the desk.

He squinted censoriously down his long, straight nose at the offender.

Several people around us looked at me censoriously.

How unsuitable, she thought censoriously, though of course the crosses had not yet been blessed.

'He is far too old to be carrying on like that,' she said censoriously.

But he looked a right fool in a plaid,' he added censoriously.

And no wonder, the things they eat at Court," he added censoriously, stretching backward.

This was the sort of thing one met in California, thought Blaise, censoriously.

Then she added, censoriously: "But he does laugh."

The bird stopped preening and eyed me censoriously.

The woman squinted censoriously at the basket.

'Pretty poor, losing the body,' pursued the Earl censoriously.

"Now, then," the cook broke in, frowning censoriously.

Professor Starkey declares rather censoriously that she died with more dignity than she had ever had in life.

Ron shook his head censoriously.

AL-76 eyed him censoriously.

Ned eyed Jamie censoriously over his half-spectacles.

For excellent reasons, Mother Benedicta had implied censoriously.

He paused as their coffee came and purse( his lips censoriously at the anaemic brown liquid, p-,,,.

Miss Hartnell observed censoriously, "She thought too much about her garden and not enough about her husband.

Not that there aren't Viking circle dances,' he said, raising his brows censoriously as though I had suggested there weren't.

Place a small notebook on the table and write a few lines from time to time, frowning over the wine, or looking censoriously around for your long-vanished waiter.

H. W. Fowler, the authority on English usage, is less quick to censoriously rebuke offenders, implying the infinitive may be split when circumstances demand.