Leaders of the popular opposition had been treated with condescension.
One advocate, Ilya Shapiro of the Cato Institute, said "we were treated with condescension bordering on rudeness" by the legal establishment.
In contrast, he privately complained of being treated with condescension and lectured to during a previous trip to Washington.
Dorothy, who is in charge of several dozen computers, is repeatedly denied promotion to supervisor and treated with condescension by her immediate boss (Kirsten Dunst).
As Susie, the nurse whose total compassion makes her Jason's opposite, Audra McDonald is especially impressive because the character could so easily have been treated with condescension.
But there were many candidates: Tony's men — Silvio (Steven Van Zandt), Paulie (Tony Sirico), Big Pussy (Vincent Pastore) — and his friend Artie Bucco John Ventimigliaa), whom he loved, and always treated with condescension.
To this day, Yourgrau complains, Gödel is treated with condescension by philosophers, who regard him, in the words of one, as "a logician par excellence but a philosophical fool".
But the true genius of that picture was the way it opened mainstream cinema to a vital strain in American popular culture that Hollywood had until then largely ignored or treated with condescension.
Unlike a century of orchestral musicians who have been treated with condescension or worse by a strain of willful, autocratic conductors, many of Montreal's players decided to speak out publicly last week in a statement issued by their union leader that accused their music director, Charles Dutoit, of treating them like "battered spouses".
In spite of his limited means and humble status, Djomeh (Jalil Nazari), who is treated with condescension and suspicion by the townspeople whose milk he buys, falls in love with Setareh (Mahbobeh Kalili), the daughter of a shopkeeper, and enlists the help of his employer, Mr. Mahmoud (Mahmoud Behraznia), in his efforts to win her hand.
And while they've been treated with condescension by some highbrow critics -- Potter has already produced reams of academic criticism and seems likely to generate vastly more -- the books provide things that have become harder to find in recent novels for adults, some say.
