Sentence examples for be patronising about from inspiring English sources

It's easy to be patronising about plays that shine a light on the middle classes, as if that's taking the easy way out.

Once a year, if you're lucky, a London reviewer comes up to Scotland, usually during the festival (surprise, surprise), and they go to a restaurant so they can be patronising about it.

He complains about academic pontificating on Radio 5 Live and being patronising about football writers.

It's not good when you're being patronised about your age, though".

It was suggested that the workshops and talks would be patronising and useless, because everyone already knew about consent.

It can be patronising.

I am not trying to be patronising.

Understanding, rightly, that not all women want to be patronised by being talked about as victims, they are also bending over backwards to tell us how much they lurve men.

They were not about to be patronised.

They don't want to be patronised.

Who wants to be patronised?