condescending

Why did he have to say such condescending words to her?

She gave the two old men a condescending sort of smile.

And that is a very condescending statement from one so young.

This one was slightly condescending, as if he should have known.

I was close enough to see the condescending smile clearly now.

"The music needs to be clear and crisp without being condescending."

The condescending environment in which they worked and played was not fit.

He smiled at Joe in a kind of condescending way.

She, too, had a condescending attitude toward other ethnic groups.

Anyway, what makes me think I have any right to be so condescending about what's normal?

Although I share his politics, he is rude and condescending.

His smile was no longer sympathetic, but cold and condescending.

He gave a small smile that was both gentle and condescending.

His voice is sweet and condescending, a man of real compassion.

The use of the first name is seen by some blacks as offensive and condescending.

You're not even reading the criticism and yet have taken a condescending attitude.

Now it came back with a reminder no less condescending than Christian himself.

With a condescending smile, he hands it to her and says, "Now you try."

Robertson's tone of voice was not quite condescending, but close enough.

Since the suicide, he'd been especially arrogant and condescending to her.

Having delivered herself of this, She gave him a condescending kiss.

Cassie tried not to mind the condescending note in her voice.

The film has no idea it is sending such condescending messages.

Seeing so many women apparently alone, he became arrogant and condescending.

She didn't like his condescending tone the least little bit.