Sentence examples for so patronizing from inspiring English sources

But Cedric's professor is not so patronizing.

This is so patronizing it's like it's been squealed at from the 19th century.

Had the man been Asian, the comment might not have seemed so patronizing.

She loved the film "Black Orpheus," which her son later found so patronizing to the "childlike" characters that he wanted to walk out of the theatre.

This is why the Connecticut law is so patronizing.

I recall clearly his response, mainly because it was so patronizing.

I could never have imagined when I went to that village in Zimbabwe, and met so much patronizing resistance, that the issue of girls' exclusion from education would be getting so much focus.

The tone of most of the reporting -- not just the Times -- has been so snide, patronizing or dismissive it has often verged on racism.

Lowball salaries, subtle and not-so-subtle patronizing, workplace games that feel as if they have two sets of rules, one for men and one for women: The double standard is alive and well.

"It is because of … their strict adherence to faith and tradition that traditional healers are still so well patronized compared to orthodox caregivers who do the right thing by basing their decisions on scientific knowledge".

His voice started into that up-and-down Southern rhythm he used to do, which was meant to be charming and soothing but so often seemed patronizing and irritating.