Sentences with phrase «too patronizing»

We are too patronizing to think about what they need and want.

The Chicago press always remained in his corner, but this time he was scarred by whispers and innuendo: he was too old; it had passed him by; he was a miser, too patronizing of the players; he was blindly loyal to the family and old cronies who rattled about the Bear payroll.

Around 2.5 million copies were printed, but not one of them was posted, as officials had last - minute doubts about whether the content was too patronizing or obvious.

Not exact matches

Someone who patronizes me and calls me brother or beloved when I tell them to not too.

For me, life is too short to try and keep track of the politics, religious, or other opinions of every single business I choose to patronize.

The christian word of truth being the wordage of condensed obligatory jewish gospels to which are now seemingly way too varyingly many to be had and can no more be held up in tumbling weighty agonies of patronized self - righteousness sakes.

This doesn't mean you have to overdo it on the chivalry front; too much can seem patronizing, Respect in this instance is a much more nuanced affair.

But everyone else in the film is either gently patronized, like Gertrude (Sarah Snook), the girl too humble to land the boy of her dreams until Tilly gives her a head - to - toe makeover, or demonized, like the gossipy women and mean schoolteacher — with the on - the - nose name of Miss Harridiene (Kerry Fox)-- who afflict this ostensibly feminist fable with a queasy - making tinge of misogyny.

«Too often, current forms of service are patronizing to recipients and don't spark in those providing service a deeper understanding of social structures and inequalities,» the report said.

Too many American high school graduates are «let down by patronizing and illusory degrees,» Judge Moukawsher wrote.

Hugh Howey chimed in the comment section to point out how the use of negative remarks could have been toned down and how her patronizing tone went too far that «the universe comes to your aid.»

The promotional video too it too patronizing and people who know what they are looking for will view it as cheap promotional aimed at gullible and ill - informed people keen on getting into the binary options trade without doing a good background check.

Again, I know and respect both parties (hence the anonymity here, which shouldn't be too hard to decipher) and believe they were both right and wrong; the dealer should not have been surreptitiously getting backhanders by the galleries he patronized, nor should the collectors begrudge him for pocketing $ 1 million over the course of ten years for his efforts.

What I enjoy about these lessons is the fact that they suit all levels, the tutors take time to explain clearly what and why they are doing something, without being too wordy or patronizing.

Is it too obvious to mention that unless patronizing one of the scarce family - owned venues, and not always then, it is less wasteful to cook from scratch at home where recycling and composting are convenient and food waste can be managed?

The results will obviously vary, but the typically outcome will be that the scientist will be afraid that he or she was guilty of patronizing the listeners by oversimplifying too much while the lay audience will express utter bewilderment.

Max; to be blunt... your maths sucks rocks, and if this comes out as patronizing; then too bad.

Many changes also function as a patronizing statement to the public that they think most of us are too stupid to understand anything beyond the most generic of terms, and I actually get a kick out of how often even the most erudite profession [al] s reveal their own ignorance when they try to express themselves for general public consumption.

And how ironic, the patronizing criticism made by providers and hospitals that say this system is needed in Maryland because the malpractice system delivers compensation too slowly to victims.

«Who wants to pay for a million eyes to see an ad, when 99 percent are too far away to patronize my business?»