Sentence examples for generally patronising from inspiring English sources

At the time he began competing in the 1980s, the little coverage that existed was generally patronising and saw disabled people as "having a go".

Such venues are generally patronised by the elite, however, as opposed to those living in the surrounding impoverished communities.

Interventions to reduce malnutrition were generally better patronised by the mothers of well nourished children.

As he has yet to find anyone who shares it, he is generally obliged to be patronising.

Older people are generally marginalised or patronised by the movies, so this is an interesting development.

Older people are generally ignored or patronised in the movies: so this film's mighty triumph is a modest assertion of their existence.

It can be patronising.

That was patronising".

"It's also been patronising.

Engaging, interested, never patronising.

It seemed patronising.