Sentence examples for avoidance of patronising from inspiring English sources

The best for world coverage and the avoidance of patronising "human-interest" leads is RT.

It's a way of patronising him.

Nick Bish, chief executive of the Association of Licensed Multiple Retailers, said there was a risk of "patronising" customers.

However, it also highlighted the persistence of patronising attitudes towards the region.

No actual abuse but plenty of patronising comments and a fair few uninvited shoulder massages.

When she first joined the Wasilla city council, she found it full of patronising old men.

Sarah Storey is urging the public to appreciate the "grit" of Paralympic athletes instead of "patronising" them.

Two women commented that staff had included them in their pregnancy care and cited that patient involvement was encouraged by the avoidance of technical jargon/acronyms (7%; n = 2) or being patronising in their discussion (3%; n = 1).

Why? Tax avoidance, of course!

The avoidance of straightforward tunefulness?

The avoidance of potential usurpation demands it.