Condemningly

The model on the cover is now looking up at me and her head is shaking, condemningly. ❋ Unknown (2010)

An universal delicacy in dealing justly with one's neighbor was manifest in pre-Reformation times, sometimes to such extent as to look unfavorably, and even condemningly, on the lending of money on interest. ❋ Unknown (2007)

Our Master spake condemningly of those who have lost this exquisite gift. ❋ John Henry Jowett (N/A)

They turned down the corners of their mouths and looked coldly and condemningly at you. ❋ St. John G. Ervine (1927)

He glared accusingly, yea, condemningly, at the unwitting cause of the quelled commotion. ❋ James M. Preston (1910)

I have never thought about this, but now memories rise up accusingly, condemningly perhaps. ❋ August Strindberg (1880)

Clara had once or twice given him cause for starting and considering whether to think of her sex differently or condemningly of her, yet he could not deem her capable of fully unbosoming herself even to him, and under excitement. ❋ George Meredith (1868)

Sounds condemningly like Humphrey's "the ` empire, 'with all its faults, is indeed the best thing going." ❋ Unknown (2010)