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the archaeologists "pseudo-experts" and repeats that they treat him patronizingly, but he never quotes their names nor their arguments. The Guardian opined...

saying, "For all its manic poses and deflationary snark, it's ultimately patronizingly sentimental. [...] Maniac asks big questions about reality, and then...

State Department people sitting around the table explained to him, patronizingly, why such an action was unlikely. Well, as everybody now knows, Nasser...

has come from women,' she said, citing not just the tabloids but a patronizingly maternal piece in Time citing the foolishness of her choice, as if erotic...

interesting and detailed guide to what psychologists and anthropologists so patronizingly refer to as “magical thinking.”" Bonewits then presents examples of...

by a wide margin the requisite treatment, more often than not being patronizingly voyeuristic." Howard Thompson of The New York Times called the film...

seasoned regulars of the first British expeditionary force said it patronizingly, the great British public hopefully, the world at large doubtfully....

thedailybeast.com. The Daily Beast. Retrieved 2020-05-02. Each school patronizingly refers to its competitor as 'the other place.' BBC Guide to Parliament...

it," with Wyler "treating Barbra rather fondly, improbably and even patronizingly," and concluded that "Miss Streisand doesn't need any of this." Variety...

ship from each of the two factions in the "Pink and Blue War": the patronizingly paternalistic Institute of Transcendental Science on the one side, and...

them might 'need amendment or repeal'...This aside, the Delhi accord patronizingly confirmed IJK's right to legislate on 'welfare measures, cultural matters...

brother, Peter. Peter doesn't believe her story, however, and responds patronizingly, "Poor old Lu, hiding and nobody noticed." The band began as "BellBangVilla"...

had written poems and stories before her, but these were looked upon patronizingly. She was the first writer to show up the strengths of women's writing...

nationalist and postcolonial political and cultural themes that the West patronizingly expects, even demands, from the formerly colonized. —Bruce Alvin King...

in a piece from The New York Times that the series was "boy fiction patronizingly turned out to reach the population's other half" and considered it a...

to have been genuinely sympathetic to the cause of the Jews and he patronizingly enjoyed Nathan's company as a sort of court jester. Byron gave the copyright...

wealth, and penchant for slashing witticisms caused her to be treated patronizingly by colleagues of both sexes. She made a sensational debut in her maiden...

psychiatric custody, and were aggrieved that their complaints were patronizingly discounted by the authorities, who were seen to value the availability...

whether in liberal or conservative magazines, ranged from cautious to patronizingly negative to outrageously abusive". E. J. Clery states that Barbauld...

fulfill it. The entire play revolves around this vow. Gismonda kindly and patronizingly thanks Almerio, and begins to look for a loophole out of her promise...