remonstrative

"You should make the time, Rennie," he advised with the remonstrative tone of a parent.

"You shouldn't have come here," said Sela, her tone only vaguely remonstrative.

Her smile was warm and gently remonstrative.

He jutted his jaw and wagged a remonstrative finger.

As it unfolds, lachrymose passages yield to thrusting, remonstrative outbursts.

"And as for the ladies," he added, casting a remonstrative glance at Lopez, "the last thing he needs is encouragement."

He started to say something, his manner intense and remonstrative Lyam cut him off and held up his hand for silence.

Remonstrative jeers whistled around the assembly hall.

There was no remonstrative growi--Ur was not at home.

And Pau-lette's voice, too, pleading, then remonstrative.

"Ah, ah," and Neelix waggled a remonstrative finger.

With a few remonstrative commands, I fed these falsely labeled e-mail messages back to SpamProbe for reconsideration.

Gill, Calum, and Ikwaskwan looked equally confounded by Melireenya's remonstrative expression.

His blond head dipped briefly, as he refused her the possibility of completing what he must have guessed would have been a remonstrative retort.

Semantic prosody: the connotation words carry ("pay attention" can be neutral or remonstrative, as when a teacher says to a pupil: "Pay attention!"

Melody fancied she could hear the firmly remonstrative chords behind the frontal tune, though the Knyfh's voice was actually filtered through his Polarian ball.

It wasn't remonstrative or snobbish - he had no problem with ketchup on burgers and fries; it was instructive: to be a grown-up, you need to be discriminating now and then.

And as soon as the good old Limbo Cannon is warmed up, this administration intends to publicly name the traitor involved and take the appropriate remonstrative action. . . ."