Sentence examples for without condescending from inspiring English sources

"Anne of Green Gables" appealed to those impulses without condescending to us.

Lynne McCollough puts an admirably distinct stamp on a variety of local yokels, mostly without condescending.

"Caroline, or Change" gives the inconsolable a mature song, illuminating both worlds without condescending to either.

But her real trick was to play a slatternly character in glitter and plumes, without condescending or making her comical.

Without condescending to his lost souls, who are all accident-prone in their own way, Adjmi manages to make a spectacle of their self-loathing.

Without condescending to her subjects in the slightest, Ms. Boo explains that dreams of upward mobility are just barely possible in Annawadi.

It's hard to write about Gordon Lorenz without being condescending.

See, Alexie seems to say, I can write sympathetic Republican characters without being condescending.

This book is good at showing how important Moore was to Cook, without being condescending in the slightest.

Dawkins has a real gift for explaining quite complex science in a way which is intuitive, memorable and even humorous without feeling condescending.

Instead of opening with a crack about "one-legged ladies," as Comfort did, Quilliam adds a well-written section on special considerations for disabled readers, which is sensitive without being condescending.