Sentence examples for patronizing advice from inspiring English sources
We seem to be in one of those periodic revivals of the American missionary spirit, which manifests itself in everything from quiet kindness to patronizing advice to armored divisions.
One can only hope that The New York Times' editorial board will not be as liberal in dispensing its patronizing advice as his visit nears.
We immediately understand Jayde's place in the friendship hierarchy: She speaks over Van, explicitly disapproves of Van's choices, is always ready with unsolicited and patronizing advice.
Anyway, I found nothing unusual about this rather facile travel blog: the stories, the photographs, the patronizing advice, when I realized that this itself should be cause for alarm.
Good advice for an uptight person, or patronizing mansplaining?
If a heterosexual career counselor gave this advice, he says, it would sound patronizing at best and hostile at worst.
Such was the gist of much of the advice and because it came without real understanding, it felt patronizing.
Eco Pro also displays fairly patronizing driving tips in the interest of efficiency: "Accelerate modestly" is the sort of advice you'd expect from a parent in the back seat.
Sanctimonious and patronizing".
