Sentence examples for patronizing stance from inspiring English sources

Whereas "White Teeth" and Ms. Smith's other masterwork, "On Beauty," showcased her effortless ability to channel the point of view of parents and children, ideologues and dreamers, academics and blue-collar workers, her latest novel takes an oddly patronizing stance toward its characters.

I have found that language not on my own tongue, but through the words of the Slovenian philosopher Slavoj Žižek, famous for his provocative stance that we should engage in "obscene solidarity" instead of patronizing "political correctness" that tip toes around hard realities by using "pretty language".

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.

Sanctimonious and patronizing".

I found it patronizing.

That's patronizing.

Restaurantspeak is patronizing.

Isn't it patronizing?

I call it patronizing.

A, that'd be patronizing.

"You're patronizing me," Stolarsky said.