Sentence examples for condescending language from inspiring English sources

The letter itself, written in strangely condescending language that a good civics teacher would never use, instructs the Iranians about our Constitution.

Disruptive or intimidating behaviors can be manifested in overt ways, such as verbal threats, yelling, or throwing things, or in more passive ways, such as condescending language or lack of response to telephone calls or pages.

Trump has stepped up the pressure on the North Korean regime to give up its nuclear development with a mix of sanctions, threats and condescending language.

And as a writer for HuffPost Women, I've written pretty strongly-worded pieces criticizing influential men -- Donald Trump, men in the NCAA, Woody Allen, and so on -- but no piece I've written has received such an aggressive response as one I wrote last week, calling Sanders out for using coded, condescending language to MSNBC's Andrea Mitchell.

"I understand that they're inspecting a lot of places and they may come up against places where condescending language is used in a condescending manner.

Simultaneously, the message of opposition was coupled with accusations of anti-semitism, yelling, interrupting speakers, finger-pointing, and condescending tone and language.

First, she has to address the driving pro-Brexit/pro-Trump concerns in relatable, non-condescending language.

His re-creation of these debates is fascinating, witty and never condescending, and proof that these beguiling languages are more than just a sideshow in the history of communication.

Instead, he addressed the jury in powerful but straightforward language, respecting them but never condescending or playing obviously to their sympathy.

Cloaking a business decision in the language of inclusion is tone-deaf at best and condescending at worst.

New research suggests that women consider condescending remarks less offensive when men in an authoritative stance deliver them with a smile and some macho body language.