querulously (adverb)

1. Why did the skeleton querulously complain at the comedy club? Because he had a bone to pick with the comedian!

2. During the sermon, the priest noticed a querulously unhappy expression on one of the congregant's face.

3. She querulously criticized the fashion choices of the celebrities on the red carpet.

4. In 1945, Winston Churchill addressed the querulously weary crowd after a long and challenging war.