Sentence examples for it's patronising from inspiring English sources
In response, Ralph Lee refuted those accusations during a debate on the 9 January edition of BBC Two's Newsnight programme: "It's inaccurate and it's patronising towards the people that take part in these programmes and open up their lives, and it's quite offensive to the people who make them".
QUESTION FROM KIERAN: Look, don't say look too much Ryan, it's patronising.
Or if it's warm and full of heart, like People Like Us, then it's patronising the "salt of the earth" types.
Instantly recognised wherever the bus goes, the dynamo campaigner Harriet Harman steps out to meet the local candidate, Louise Baldock – and no one asks if it's patronising.
Not only is it flawed logic to suggest that more women onscreen will make a movie appeal to real women, it's patronising.
But Salma Yaqoob, the Respect Party leader, said it was "patronising" to suggest that Mr Galloway - a critic of the UK's mission in Afghanistan - had been dependent on support from Muslims for his victory.
But it is patronising nonsense.
"It was patronising and condescending".
'It comes so deeply out of the history of British television and it is patronising crap.
His more sensitive supporters would be right to feel it is patronising.
