witheringly

She looked at the man witheringly, then shook her head.

I usually look witheringly at them and snarl, what do you think?

Everyone takes their coat off, she said, eyeing me witheringly.

Some of the criticism this week was witheringly personal.

"It seems quite easy to be an artist nowadays, "she observed witheringly.

A porpoise, more like, she told herself witheringly and forced her feet to move forward.

The men at the center of his plays are not hateful but witheringly smart.

"Not in quite those words," she said witheringly, "and please remember that the Bible was written by men!"

My Father said witheringly, "Where have you learned all this?"

When I told the service manager all this, he looked at me with a witheringly vacant stare.

But Dave's post-mortems for each show could be witheringly negative.

"He's going around looking for reasons to hate Sebastian," she answered witheringly.

"I'll bet it has to do with some woman," Kirsten said witheringly.

"I've already been here twice," he declared witheringly, turning on his heel to go.

"The satellite," the elderly man said witheringly, and resumed his listening.

"So we can be more independent," says Lawrence witheringly.

One day, leaders issue witheringly insulting personal remarks against each other only to join hands in alliance the next.

But no Churchill rose in the Republican ranks to be witheringly critical.

"The literature of socialist realism was in full flower," he writes, witheringly.

He, witheringly: "The astonishing originality of your remarks takes my breath away."

The cat stared witheringly at him and stalked off.

"Oh, shut up, Link," she said witheringly and opened the refrigerator to search for juice.

'Would you like to say that again, perhaps a little more loudly this time?' he said witheringly.