Sentence examples for condescending that from inspiring English sources

You initially think that Mavis's judgment of the town of Mercury is false, unfair, condescending — that she's living in a narcisso-pop dreamworld of selfhood.

Ehud Olmert, Sharon's deputy and his successor as Prime Minister after Sharon's debilitating stroke, once told me that some of Sharon's discussions with Mahmoud Abbas after 2005 were so preëmptive and condescending that Olmert himself felt uncomfortable.

The black leather and steel decor smacked of the 1980s, the place is long overdue for a refit and the sommelier was so appallingly condescending that I soon found myself asking, "Do you live anywhere near the rue de Remarks?

Jez scrapes onto the ballot at the eleventh hour but it feels a bit condescending that some Labour MPs nominated him as a sop to the left.

I felt that Dr. Stegeman was incredibly condescending at that point of our discussion and I needed to disengage in order to mentally prepare myself for my next class, which had already commenced.

But nor is it acceptable, as indigenous communities see their children grow up deficient in vital nutrients, for opinion-makers in the capital to condescend that they are bringing the country to a standstill with their unwarranted civic disobedience.

You can't condescend that or pretend it doesn't exist.

There is none of the mocking, condescending attitude that currently consumes so many American documentaries, like the recent "American Movie," about a regional filmmaker with similar fantasies of show business success.

"It's art!" she shouts at me now, in an angry, condescending tone that implies I don't know the difference between art and sexual assault.

But Davis only exacerbated the problem by teaching Bernstein techniques for "handling" employees--methods that were condescending at best.

That sounds condescending, but that is how they are perceived" by the elite.