How To Use Condescendingly In A Sentence
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And then there is the current reprehensible practice of offering only two minutes of news throughout the day, with five minutes condescendingly given at certain selected times.
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And I don't use that term condescendingly, I use it as a matter of factual concern.
The Purdue Exponent
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Even if someone was formal with him, they would have to be familiar with biochemical jargon and terminology, or Edward would act condescendingly to them.
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‘They come from parts of the country where jobs are hard to find,’ an acquaintance condescendingly excuses the enlistees.
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'Taint much outer my way, "condescendingly;" I'll take you there.
Emmy Lou Her Book and Heart
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he treats his secretary condescendingly
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Or they raise an eyebrow and gaze in the camera condescendingly, which is Lou Dobbs 'trademark euphemism when he has nothing valid to say.
Michael Russnow: Lou Dobbs and His Ilk are Wrong: Why I Bought Stock Friday for the First Time in Years
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Omaye," "honorably in front," is used both condescendingly and honorifically; "you whom I condescend to allow in my presence," and "you who confer on me the honor of entering your presence.
Evolution Of The Japanese, Social And Psychic
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When asked condescendingly by Mayer how many cameras he has now Hughes replies bluntly, ‘Twenty-four.’
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Until that day, Panshin had always treated Lavretsky, not exactly haughtily, but at least condescendingly; but Lisa, in describing her expedition of the previous day to Panshin, had spoken of Lavretsky as an excellent and clever man, that was enough; he felt bound to make a conquest of an excellent man.
Chapter XXVIII
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No other writer I know mines the mother lode of what is condescendingly called ‘everyday life’ with such consistently surprising results.
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I was about condescendingly to interpellate him in my best
The Lock and Key Library Classic Mystery and Detective Stories: Modern English
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She used my first name condescendingly, as Madam Scarasse had grown accustomed to doing.
Angels of a Lower Flight
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Obama "condescendingly" implied that Americans don't read the Bible.
BTDF
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He looked at me very condescendingly and then let out a long sigh.
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In his blog, Lindsay wrote that it's nice that some politicians are finally willing to acknowledge our existence, but are we so desperate for acceptance that we'll allow others to condescendingly misdescribe us as adherents of a faith?
Chris Stedman: Do Atheists Belong In The Interfaith Movement?
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The perception that he behaved aggressively and condescendingly towards his opponent during the presidential debates has done him damage.
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‘I'm so sorry I had to turn down that job ’, they'll whisper condescendingly, ‘but it was lovely of you to offer it to me’.
