Sentence examples for somewhat patronizing from inspiring English sources

"That is incredibly foolhardy and somewhat patronizing to members of the public," he added, still groaning.

You're in my town now".' Haddonfield has old welcome signs, somewhat patronizing, with a shadow figure of its founder, Elizabeth Haddon, bringing food and clothing to subservient Indians.

As Ms. Kaplan explained, "Watts's letter is a testament to the combination of romanticism, reverence for beauty and the earnest if somewhat patronizing desire to improve the lot of others that characterized the Arts and Crafts Movement".

"Stopping child abuse is a laudable goal, but it's really somewhat patronizing to these other countries to say that we feel that the only way to solve this problem is for us to do it for you," Mr. Filipovic said.

"I thought he was going to be nice to us but somewhat patronizing," Mr. Greenfield said.

In a somewhat patronizing way, Whitman said, "You know, there's a lot I like about Governor Schwarzenegger".

Still patronizing.

Sanctimonious and patronizing".

I found it patronizing.

That's patronizing.

Restaurantspeak is patronizing.