Patronizing used in a sentence

Patronizing in a sentence as an adjective

" after one too many patronizing comments from the old boys club of VC's or CEO's or SVP's of BD's.

They all had mastered that patronizing "settle down children" tone, and used it constantly.

And, in the spirit of the project, they'll reject all pull requests with a patronizing response about the way things are.[1][2]1.

When we'd tell them that what they were asking wasn't practical or would take extra time, they'd be patronizing like we were trying to lie about having spilled milk.

The whole pointlessly patronizing "lesson" in business and the direct threat to Steve's job was entirely unnecessary.

Do you realize how patronizing it is when white males get preemptively upset over something instead of letting women and minorities speak for themselves?

Part of the restructuring this particular business is convincing your talent that they are no longer working for patronizing bean-counting tightwads.

The IT crowd, for me, is one of those happy accidents in television where the writers, producers, and actors all manage to capture the humor of a subculture without patronizing it.

To horribly generalize - prior to YC "business" people had a patronizing attitude toward developers.

How could they have left out the patronizing irrelevant [0] links [1] to Wikipedia [2] in all the wannabe-academic [3] comments with references[4]?

Do you really think they're that emotionally fragile?Don't you see how incredibly patronizing this discussion is towards the people it's supposedly benefiting?Which do you think is more offensive: a comment that slightly gets under your skin, or someone questioning your ability to handle a comment that gets slightly under your skin?Isn't the whole point of feminism that we treat women like normal fully functional adults that can stick up for themselves?