Sentence examples for patronizing belief from inspiring English sources

This patronizing belief is at odds with the fundamental realities of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict - and thinking along these same lines has continually compromised the ability of U.S. negotiators to understand the Palestinians and to act as effective, honest brokers for peace.

A couple I find patronizing in their belief that American gardeners can't bear botanical names and have to have invented for them common names that never were: "twinkles" for alliums and "lilybells" for ixias.

His dispatches often reflected his belief that Europeans were patronizing toward Latin America even though their own societies were in decline.

A person can "deep act" in a way that is still connected with his or her core values and beliefs at work ("Yes, the customer is being patronizing, but I empathize with her and care about solving her problem") or "surface act" ("I'll be nice here, but deep down I'm really spitting nails").

Spicer isn't lending his personal or bureaucratic authority to Trump's "beliefs"—it's the only thing he can do to mitigate damage without patronizing agency researchers.

Still patronizing.

Sanctimonious and patronizing".

I found it patronizing.

That's patronizing.

Restaurantspeak is patronizing.

Isn't it patronizing?