condescension

"When the women go in by themselves they find a lot of condescension," he said.

It was more like condescension when he got so patient.

And was that a touch of condescension in his voice?

He was moved almost to the point of tears by her condescension.

I ignored the look and the condescension in his voice.

There was room for condescension here, and he grew kind.

And she had no grounds for condescension of any sort.

He was indifferent to the condescension in the woman's voice.

"When I started out, there were three things that made film people look at me with condescension," she said.

The dark half wants more success and less condescension from the critics.

He's a populist at times, but one who works without condescension.

In his voice there was not a trace of condescension.

If he had, that was some small miracle of condescension.

Then, with a gesture of condescension, he turned to go.

Again, what he said made sense, but she still hated that air of condescension.

But let us cut the condescension and consider for a moment the possibility that these people are serious.

He stepped aside to let her in with great condescension.

"Even when white people come to understand a black person's situation, it is in the form of condescension or curiosity."

The condescension was all going the other way, and he didn't like it.

He moves people without condescension, and that is a rare thing.

But people from the back country, he added, do not abide condescension.

There was not a trace of condescension in the science officer's voice.

On the other hand, he was annoyed with Frank for his condescension.

I'll do that right away, she said, but Jessie heard her condescension.

Wagner gave him a look that was only a touch short of condescension.