Condescending in a sentence as an adjective

Not "growing up" in the awful, condescending way people say it when they want something from you.

I think it is irrelevant, rude and condescending.

Equating that with "real sex", however, is nothing but condescending.

I found that the author came across as extraordinarily condescending with the whole "let's get the president on the phone" thing.

I'm not trying to be funny or condescending - this is litteraly the first time I've heard of Twitter #Music, and I wouldn't say I've been living under a rock.

It's a bit too easy and somewhat condescending to brush off public speaking as strictly inferior to written communication.

Apple has always feigned a very strict and even preemptively cynical and condescending attitude toward developers regarding App Store approval.

I want to know what the reasoning behind their solution is rather than just telling them it's wrong or what the correct solution is--however when trying to ask them their reasoning I can't come up with a way to do it without sounding condescending.

Condescending definitions

adjective

(used of behavior or attitude) characteristic of those who treat others with condescension

See also: arch patronizing patronising