patronizingly in a sentence

Examples

1. Gingrich has often spoken patronizingly of the group, saying, for example, " They are frustrated because they do not get everything done ."
2. Instead, those who, with good reason, feared for the future of our sovereign nation, were told patronizingly that their worries were ill-founded.
3. Thomas'volunteer wife patronizingly mentions the " cute white kids " at a benefit, adding, " A little undisciplined, though ."
4. He patronizingly referred to the two distinguished reporters as " schoolboys getting ready for the final exam " as they furiously thumbed through the ruling on camera.
5. What this couple like about their friend the mayor is that unlike many supposedly gay-friendly politicians who patronizingly " tell us that they tolerate our lifestyle,"
6. This means that many of them will arrive at " Mysteries of Egypt " with a certain dogmatic expertise and may find the information it contains elementary and patronizingly presented.
7. Lieberman was a vigilant defender of the Democratic administration, whether the issue was Middle East policy or abortion, and asserted himself firmly but not patronizingly from the very opening of the session.
8. The fact is, the British don't really care about awards and tend to look sympathetically ( and more than a shade patronizingly ) at those who behave as if such things matter.
9. When another woman in Ms . Lamiotte's equivalency-degree class for women on AFDC complained that welfare workers patronizingly " act like the money is coming out of their pocket,"
10. Roger Maltbie had the best post-victory interview, with Mickelson, but ended too patronizingly : " Congratulations on your victory, and condolences on the loss of the American side ."