Sentence examples for patronizing about from inspiring English sources

If the American brings hes car abroad he must not be patronizing about Paris traffic regulations.

"Even in these educated circles, men, at best, are patronizing about women," he said.

Yet while Arendt's intellect helped draw him to her, he is deeply patronizing about her intellectual ambitions.

"I hate to sound patronizing about a king, but he has quickly understood the possibilities of his role".

The Victorian liberals were patronizing about India but they passionately wanted to bring progress to its people.

She'd been embarrassed at a recent party when she wondered whether other guests were being patronizing about her Little Loca pursuits.

There is a further dichotomy in the organization of the healthcare services in South Africa, which is dual in nature consisting of private hospitals or medical practice patronized by about 20% of the population who can afford health insurance or possess the financial means to pay for private healthcare.

Our analyses indicate that arrest reduces the likelihood of a future patronizing arrest by about 70%.

Candidates need to speak up about the disability community, not with vague, passive, and patronizing statements about how they support disabled people, but with specific stances on legislation and initiatives that would be of interest to the millions of Americans who make up this demographic.

Carolyn's romance with Pumpkin certainly challenges some well-intentioned, patronizing attitudes about disability.

"What's all this patronizing bollocks about 'plucky little Fulham'?" bawls Bem Bamford.