Sentence examples for matter can patronizing from inspiring English sources

So, for that matter, can patronizing the arts.

"You can patronize me for what I'm thinking and you can put me in a corner but I'm not alone," she fired back.

Matter can neither be created or destroyed.

Praise can sound patronizing and criticism cruel, the disability casting a bulletproof cloak of political correctness around the entire project.

Perhaps the point here is that even the best-intentioned souls can be patronizing about the struggles of the mentally challenged.

But the attitude many tech geeks have to government can be patronizing at best — and open contempt at worst.

This time as an adult who can be patronizing.

New York Magazine describe Jenny as a capricious yet obnoxious type of character adding that she can be patronizing.

Money matters can destroy relationships.

And sometimes they can be patronized in front of strangers.

The public can help by patronizing the participating restaurants.