Sentence examples for patronizing air from inspiring English sources
Fail better" — doesn't eliminate their patronizing air.
But Mr. Peng, who at age 54 already cultivates the patronizing air of an ancient sage, is not content with darkened theaters and has actively sought the glare of brighter lights.
And Google's defense — that the behavior of its ever-improving algorithm should be considered independent of the results it produces in a particular controversial case — has a particularly patronizing air, especially when it comes to hurting living, breathing people.
There are men in "Maria Stuart" who treat the women with a patronizing air of paternalism (like the advisers to Elisabet played by Borje Ahlstedt and Per Myrberg), while others brazenly trade on the sexuality of those who would govern them.
That was an on-air recitation of the names of nine men convicted of patronizing prostitutes, an exercise that actually lasted only two minutes.
Although I felt some scruples about patronizing the airline, there weren't any satisfying options; the other airlines that fly to Bagan include Air Bagan and Asian Wings (both owned by the Tay Za-sanctioned Htoo Group), Air Mandalay, (partly owned by the Myanmar government) and Air Kanbawza (owned by the Burmese banker U Aung Ko Win, another confidante of the generals).
Sanctimonious and patronizing".
Restaurantspeak is patronizing.
