Sentence examples for condescending way from inspiring English sources

"In its hip, condescending way, the new movie is every bit as funny as the earlier film," Stephen Holden wrote in The New York Times.

In its hip, condescending way, the new movie is every bit as funny as the earlier film, which painted an amusing but patronizing portrait of a Missouri town staging a tacky historical pageant with Broadway pretensions.

One reason for this is the ambivalent, even condescending, way the media cover black communities.

If you missed the breathy, condescending way Mitt Romney mansplained the world to you in 2012, you have a treat, because he's been dragged out of whatever shallow ditch he's been resting and brought to the Meet The Press studio for their experiement with an air pump this morning.

Laura: He was ever so…really thorough, I've got to say, really put my mind at rest … explained everything to me from start to finish, … and did it in a way…not condescending way, he explained it in a real clear and concise manner, yeah, absolutely brilliant.

When we think of celebrity endorsement in Britain, we think of Michael Winner saying "Calm down dear, it's only a commercial" in a maddeningly condescending way.

I have no idea what your motives are, i.e. protecting your life-style form change or just plain bull headedness, but dismissing these kids in such off-handed and unbelievably condescending ways simply exposes clear insecurities and lack of intellectual (not to mention ethical) rigour.

That was the sound of millions of women and men cheering Hillary on as she outmaneuvered Trump -- even as he interrupted, body shamed, and talked over her in condescending ways.

"Saif's condescending manner, the way he wrote off the revolution as a conspiracy, made me so angry," says Nizar al Mhani, a dental surgeon who joined the uprising that day in response.

At the heart of this question there's an honest desire to learn what makes a bar unique, but there are far better/less condescending ways to ask.

But it could be seen as insufferably condescending, a way of making US college kids feel good about themselves.