1, He explains things without condescending to his audience.

2, Professor Hutter's manner is extremely condescending.

3, She sashayed past, not condescending to look at us.

4, Her tone of voice was always so condescending.

5, He has a condescending attitude towards women.

6, 'Yes. I know,' Clara said, condescending to look at Rose for the first time.

7, He tends to adopt a condescending manner when talking to young women.

8, I hate the way he's so condescending to his staff!

9, Fourteen percent claim the men have a condescending attitude.

10, He was condescending to the dancers.

11, Instead they dispensed a condescending homily.

12, Their attitude towards the masses was condescending, high-handed and ultimately dictatorial.

13, It's a statement that tends to produce a condescending smile, but in any discussion it is usually a clincher.

14, The statement, sympathetic but faintly condescending, was suited to an era of comity already long past.

15, English reviewers tended to take a condescending view of American writers.

16, He is never condescending,[http:///condescending.html] and his witty novel never feels like an outsider telling a story.

17, His condescending attitude really gets my back up.

18, Rick was used to the condescending tone.

19, I didn't mean to sound condescending.

20, They can be a bit condescending.

21, I will apologize for my pretentious and condescending behavior.

22, I didn't like his tone of voice; I felt he was being condescending.

23, I'm fed up with your money and your whole condescending attitude.

24, I patted the top of her head in the condescending way I knew irritated the hell out of her.

25, The forelock-touching peasant is still around in print, and always good for a condescending laugh.

26, She'd tell him a few home truths about his condescending, heartless, authoritarian attitude.

27, Pentecostals have endured more than their share of dismissive scholarship, condescending analysis, and popular disdain.

28, The Prince smirked and Gaveston turned, for the first time acknowledging their presence with a condescending sneer.

29, Watts seems to have kept a copy of Maria Edgeworth's condescending letter.

30, I never really like her - she was always a bit stuck-up and condescending.

1, He explains things without condescending to his audience.

2, I didn't like his tone of voice; I felt he was being condescending.

3, He tends to adopt a condescending manner when talking to young women.

31, It could have turned out to be a "Disneyesque" melodrama sickeningly condescending in its portrayal of the villagers.

32, Archer's laugh lingered on his lips in a slightly condescending smile.

33, Alsop got the message ―― and an old and condescending 5 custom was cast away.

34, She added,() as if condescending to his natural shyness: " I've never seen May looking lovelier. "

35, Some of our neighbours quite justifiably find us overbearing, boastful and condescending towards them.

36, Nevertheless, Thatcher's sometimes hectoring, sometimes condescending manner irritated many voters.

37, The time has come to turn away from the condescending policies of paternalism.

38, Can't you see how condescending you are when you say that?

39, The July 10, 1873 Decatur Republican (Decatur, IL) describes, in a rather condescending manner, a prediction of one Professor Plantamour.

40, The idea that rigorous analysis of the right policies happened to echo the target date seems, at best, trivially condescending.

41, Condescending elites" are crypto-Europeans—the sort of people who eat arugula, do sissified jobs in offices and universities, and scheme to ban guns and legalise gay marriage."

42, You should never make the mistake of condescending to your employees.

43, If you find this attitude obnoxious condescending, or arrogant, check your assumptions.

44, He gave her a critical and condescending look - over.

45, Contrary, have those only regardless of trival matters person, condescending person, be willing to be a friend termless paid person, ability associate with arrives true friend.

46, The tribute paid him by sportswriter Jimmy Cannon—"A credit to his race, the human race"—sounds condescending now, but it reflected the impact that Louis had on white perceptions.

47, ' Come in, Mr Dance,'says he, very stately and condescending.