Condescendingly used in a sentence

Condescendingly in a sentence as an adverb

If I speak condescendingly in blog posts itll seem like I'm successful and awesome, right?" .

The "smart, sensible people" condescendingly repeating "you need more than a _scaffold. _" It was just as amazing then.

Dismissing one side condescendingly like that doesn't move the discussion forward.

We understand why you like what you like, there's no need to barge into our conversations to condescendingly remind us that Apple is Apple. We get it.

I agree here, squinting to read the barely legible text to be condescendingly met with some word that made me do a quick Google query... meh.

Yes, let's take the opportunity to condescendingly insult their mental competency. What does he even mean by saying that he doesn't "want to build my app" on top of harthur's code?

Those "papers" do represent actual inventions, no matter how condescendingly you say the word "papers". And inventions only a handful of years old at that.

Either unknowingly or just plain condescendingly describing 95% of the computer buying public. Then you fib that Macs are not ready for use out-of-the-box.

The parent comment is trying to reinforce the practice of pitting the genders against each other and continues to argue that men need condescendingly "lectured" on the matter. My change in wording is meant to show how ridiculous a notion that is.

This is kind of like condescendingly asking someone to provide a counterargument to a proposition that the Earth is completely dry land.

The tone is one of speaking condescendingly on behalf of the rest of the world, but in attempting to do that he has stepped a bit too close to the action and got himself messy. And as has already been mentioned, we really really really don't give a **** - and that includes you.

I despise people who dare to manipulate me, to condescendingly see after my own good or feelings by bald-face lying to me about something. Be honest or say nothing, but do not dare tell me excuses that are obvious lies, "socially acceptable".

Why should I listen to an old Dean of Admissions speak condescendingly about what I deserve or not? He lost all respect from me, and reverberated the silly "us older generations are wise and have made a beautiful fairy-tale world for you.

What you so condescendingly refer to as an 'entitlement attitude' is frustration with the widespread and accelerating ability to create content but the lack of ways to manage and organize it. Full stop.

It's even your prerogative to condescendingly dismiss me from the discussion as you are doing here. It's my prerogative to care about the things you don't, and by dismissing a problem due to frequency, you are no better than the people that dismiss rape in the industry.

"as non-condescendingly as I can via text" Yeah, that didn't work out so well. There's a difference between style guides offering a well-lit path to follow, and a language having a large number of possible expressions that are off limits in practice because they lead to bad code.

> Yes, let's take the opportunity to condescendingly insult their mental competency. Indeed.

My real question is: Why punish avid gamers by condescendingly referring to their passion as unhealthy? It seems to me that attempting to force every player into one paradigm is a great way to alienate everyone except players who that paradigm was designed for.

I'm one of the 'privileged young white males' people love to talk condescendingly about, and as someone fairly new to the tech scene I had thought all the sexism hand-wringing was a little blown out of proportion, but... really?

This blog post condescendingly claims that HN readers are not sophisticated enough to balance out the sources that are input to their rational decision making process. In reality, contrarian opinions sometimes turn out to be correct, and mainstream opinions sometimes turn out to be wrong.

The lack of a physical center to an economy means its participants can live wherever they choose to live, whether that is New York City or, as you so condescendingly put it, "NowhereVille". There are still many perfectly fine places in the world that people are forced to move away from in order to participate in the tech economy.

A lot of programmers I know in research labs/academia speak condescendingly towards really intelligent SV programmers who "waste their brains" on moving pixels around a screen in order to make people click more ads.

Someone pointed out that Rails makes all Rails applications astoundingly insecure by default since forever, and got condescendingly dismissed several times by the people in charge. He then proceeded to make a point by demonstrating the severity of the security flaw, and you made him look like some malicious hacker that got swiftly punished by the ever-vigilant GitHub team.

How about telling me what it is you think instead of condescendingly calling me funny and naive. Besides the use of weaponized computer viruses, which the NY Times confirmed was done by Obama in the Stuxnet case, I am also thinking of the massive increase in drone strike assassinations, including of American citizens, in countries we are not at war with, namely Pakistan and Yemen.