Sentence examples similar to condescend to write from inspiring English sources
"It's 'Eat, Pay, Spit,' big, fancy reporter who gets paid to write and condescends to anyone who isn't," AMY says.
It's hard to write about Gordon Lorenz without being condescending.
I encourage you to write freely and powerfully, but don't be unkind, condescending or impolite.
"The movie's cartoon notions of the 50's and snooty Easterners say more about Hollywood cluelessness than about the period the film condescends to," he wrote.
If they win, we get to see Gregg Popovich condescend to all the media that wrote the Spurs off.
Of the ironclad Monitor he asks, "How can an admiral condescend to go to sea in an iron pot?" Other authors wrote reverent tributes to the heroism of soldiers.
"That anyone should condescend to die of cholera at the bidding of so insignificant a creature as the comma bacillus," wrote Marcel Proust, should not be astonishing to those in the know.
Butz, she writes, has "an exuberance that never feels even slightly dishonest and an intelligence that refuses to condescend to his most outrageous characters".
He doesn't condescend to them.
It doesn't condescend to children.
