Примери за използване на Patronising на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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It was patronising.
Patronising and insulting to the electorate?
Now you're patronising me.
How do you sound supportive but not patronising?
How patronising is that?
Fine. I will stop patronising you.
She's patronising"and doesn't listen to advice from anyone else on principle.".
Well, It seems enormously patronising to me.
That was patronising and unforgivable.
It doesn't mean I go around patronising him.
Infuriatingly patronising, innuendo-laden mistreatment.
Good. I would hate to think they were patronising me.
What you did was deeply patronising and violated protocol.
Solidarity helps create self-confident individuals- it strengthens citizens instead of patronising them.
I find that advice patronising, simplistic and uninspired.
Her default position towards me, as an African,was a kind of patronising, well-meaning pity.
I do not say that in a patronising sense, but because I thoroughly believe it.
Men who display chivalrous and courteous behaviour are now regarded as weak or patronising by one in 10 of the nation's females.
Almost as patronising as giving the women in this room a rose when they came in.
Critics have called the guidance“patronising” and“out of control”.
He really seems to be sincerely hoping that the Russianslove their children too, which I think is a little bit patronising.
Woman in loveless marriage with'patronising' husband denied divorce.
I might have suggested that sometimes you can be a little bit… unyielding and maybe something about,um… you being condescending and patronising.
Actually, my officer chastised me about my patronising attitude towards you.
She adds,"It would be patronising to suggest that the size of our mission is directly linked to Kosovo's readiness to act on its own.
Progressives' response to such fears has been both patronising and wholly inadequate.
I am always greeted with patient, patronising smiles from many of my fellow MEPs, before they go on to ignore the warnings and refuse to limit the use of pesticides in our fields.….
When we look at an institution such as slavery, we can see that it survived, fundamentally,on two central pillars- patronising and fear-mongering mythologies, and the shifting of the costs of enforcement to others.
Even Hemingway's well-intentioned efforts to take us more deeply into his Spanish characters by reproducing their idioms-“I obscenity in the milk of thy fathers”- can be comically distancing and patronising in effect.
On the contrary, paragraph 5 of the report states,in a particularly patronising and insulting way, that the'no' vote by women was attributable to a lack of involvement by Europe.