Sentence examples for that very patronising from inspiring English sources
I find that very patronising".
She was described by one of Sunday's papers as "Blair's handmaiden" - that's very patronising, although she has always been Blairite through and through.
"I've felt very, very patronised by GPs.
But Beverley Gould, from Knebworth, said it is "very patronising", adding that she has not voted in the last two or three general elections "because none of them represent me".
"It's not about finding a partner, because that would be really patronising and fucking annoying.
"This comes across as very patronising," he says.
I feel that's really patronising.
I think the Queen found that incredibly patronising".
Although poverty rates in the six alternative measures tracked by the Census Bureau are slightly higher than the official rate, they were broadly unchanged in 2002.In this section Engine trouble Moving on, but very slowly Life's getting tougher That patronising tone Overstretched and over there George Bush's metamorphosis Reprints.
