Sentence examples for it's condescending from inspiring English sources

GEORGE PACKER: I agree, it's condescending as well as false.

It's demeaning and it's condescending to the individual, for you — not you, sir — for someone to say that.

"It's condescending to make everything look like Romper Room, meaning that everything is a caricature, and colors are exaggerated," Mr. Pasanella said.

Her daughter, Amy, "feels it's condescending for women to be isolated in a science or math class," while her son, Peter, believes in an all-girls school because "everybody knows that guys dominate in classes and get all the attention".

Ms. Grande sponsored a bill to switch new employees entirely to such plans, but it was blocked by the House on Feb. 18. "I think it's condescending to say that workers aren't wise enough to manage their own investments," said Ms. Grande, who said she would push to revive the bill.

Until we're lining up every arguably gendered set in the Lego product line for examination, it's condescending to assume that young girls are any less capable of realizing that their Lego Beauty Shop doesn't mean they're only good for curling eyelashes, any more than Captain America suggests that boys are in for a lifetime of muscle flexing.

Rather, it is condescending to excuse the hotel's shrillness simply because it was designed by a Miami firm.

He said it was "condescending" and rejected what he called the court's "double standard" in dispensing international justice.

Tom Bissell's treatment of Jorge Volpi's "Season of Ash" (Dec. 13) reaches a new level — it is condescending not to the novel but to the reader.

It is condescending for him suggest how NHMC should spend its time and resources.

It was condescending".