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Some of them turned to each other and nodded almost condescendingly.
"You want to look out for them things," said the officer on the left, condescendingly.
Harper finally looked at him, but only to smile condescendingly.
He talked and played games with them, always interestingly, never the least condescendingly.
I could have at least demanded in French that he address me less condescendingly.
The manager in turn smiled condescendingly at Jason and went into his office.
Women, he reflects condescendingly, live in a world of beautiful illusions.
After years of being treated condescendingly, women's golf may have found its secret weapon.
"I'm well aware of the name," the receptionist said condescendingly.
Morris may speak condescendingly of Reagan's language, as you noted yesterday.
He smiled at me condescendingly with his wide mouth.
And it can condescendingly ascribe innocence to whole groups of others.
He shook his head condescendingly, grinning: Momma at it again.
Lucas said condescendingly, "It was far more than a password."
She shook her head sadly and a little condescendingly.
The man smiled condescendingly, staring at his withered right arm.
"If there are any coded messages around, we'll find them," the agent said condescendingly.
"We can make some pretty good guesses, based on what they've done before," Pinch said condescendingly.
"There is no profit in vengeance; you'll learn that one day," Bob said condescendingly.
He said, quietly but not condescendingly: "I'm suggesting no such thing.
Until then, we looked condescendingly on the people of Rwanda, thinking that such atrocities could never happen in our blessed country.
One has to smile, condescendingly perhaps, in acknowledgment of history as ephemera, at No. 74 across.
But by pushing the issue you were condescendingly trying to "call him out" and he wasn't so stupid as to fall for it.
It takes time to learn," the boy added condescendingly.
Campbell frowned at his glass for a second, then sighed and smiled condescendingly.
