With women, he liked to assume the role of teacher, patronizingly correcting their faults, while holding himself aloof from emotional commitment.
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With vastly unbecoming snobbery, Jephson writes patronizingly about his employer, stopping frequently to regret her failure to heed his own wise counsel.
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Peter doesn't believe her story, however, and responded patronizingly, " Poor old Lu, hiding and nobody noticed ."
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Visiting Don Hidalgo he is not forthcoming and advises her patronizingly to go home, find a husband, and find fulfillment in marriage.
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While some of Anderson's shortcuts, like this one, are quite useful, the feeling of the book is almost patronizingly simplistic.
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She remembers how Shipman patronizingly dismissed her insistence that her mother could not have died from a heart condition for which she had never been diagnosed.
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What the male victims don't realize is that the more patronizingly they behave, the more certain it is that their blood will be spilled.
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There were also notable significant primary source materials that could be worth consideration, though all were quickly ( and rather patronizingly ) dismissed on technical grounds.
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Clinton agreed with much that the Contract represents, but those Republicans who have looked forward almost patronizingly to this speech may have found a few unexpected barbs.
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And as Robbie suffers from a steady stream of different drugs, Lori looks on helplessly, her growing concerns dismissed patronizingly by expert doctors and pediatric surgeons.
