Usar "condescension" en una oración

1. Each desperate contestant was made to stand in front of the panel of judges on a spot marked with a silver star, and almost without fail the judges poured torrents of scorn and condescension down upon their heads

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2. Investigator, with as much condescension as he could

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3. “He is said to still live somewhere in the mountains north of us here!” he finished, waving his arm in that direction, as he beamed down upon them in fatherly condescension

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4. I'm sorry for you"--Mary was past mistress of the gentle art of condescension

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5. answered with a hint of condescension

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6. In those dispensing government largess condescension toward their charges merges into contempt, then hatred

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7. He is totally frustrated by his father’s intrusions and resents being kept in an infantile role, always the little boy in his father’s eyes, with the accompanying contempt, condescension and lack of confidence that characterize the father’s attitude

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8. But this,” he added with a look bordering on condescension, “you must already know

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9. “Where they have done this,” Ulun continued as a look of condescension momentarily

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10. But this,” he added with a look bordering on condescension, “you must

11. miracles and for the condescension of Jesus who

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12. With forced patience and condescension he replied, "I acknowledge a fuse is blown

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13. The ribbons that artistically rocked in their resplendent hairs seemed to support themselves with special condescension and grace

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14. I looked at the young man with the condescension of the one who has an ally in the spheres of power

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15. He was sweetening the phrases with the condescension extended to those who are prompt to be deceased

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16. Melvyn remained sitting, his hand still resting on my thigh as we gazed with benign condescension at all the unhealthy bodies containing unhealthy minds

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17. Fifty years ago, the way they treated patients involved a great deal of condescension, even if unintentional

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18. said jovially, but with a touch of condescension

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19. The very close-knit club was not entirely receptive of strangers in their midst, especially nonmembers outsiders from the general population, and many of the members enjoying their fine-dining cuisine of lobster and other fresh seafood gave him a welcoming gaze filled with contempt and condescension

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20. They were still on amicable terms though Gordon had an air of condescension about him much like his other friends here at the club

21. Wickland tilted his head back as if in condescension

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22. Stick thought he detected a hint of condescension in the voice of the UPS, but he wasn't sure

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23. In an aspirational, highly socially competitive India where there is growing rage against elite and entitled privilege and where sensitivities on ‘westernized’ condescension towards desi mores run high, Mani had just scored another self-goal for his beleaguered party

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24. Oh, mighty condescension! Oh, wondrous liberality! We will let laymen do rough work which could not be clone at all without them, and which they have no need to ask the clergy's leave to do! If this is all that people mean when they talk of enlisting "lay co-operation," I am sorry for them

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25. condescension, based on this reverence for Christ in Man

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26. This is a great condescension from His Majesty for His creation

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27. And when a cousin of hers came last week to stay a night, a female Dammerlitz on her way to a place rid of you, she presented me to her with pleasant condescension as the _kleine Engländerin_ engaged as her daughter's companion

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28. Standing just outside the doorway, Aazuria gazed down at him with condescension

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29. I stammered, shocked and a bit insulted by his condescension

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30. And for her herself to descend and help in the eyes of all Kökensee would have been too great a condescension, besides involving her in difficulties with the wife of the forester, and the wife of the Glambeck schoolmaster, who was also the postman, both of whom were of the same social standing as the younger Frau Dremmel and would jealously resent the least mark of what they would interpret as

31. The condescension infuriated Silas

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32. In the beginning Kate was treated with a tolerant condescension, but the attitude quickly changed to a wary respect

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33. Despite all their flaws and condescension, she missed her brothers a great deal

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34. Bob kept smiling, but had a truly inquisitive look on his face, with no hint of condescension

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35. Eilidh could see Shela’s mouth twitch in frustration, probably with the condescension lacing the word young

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36. (c) For the appointing of the Redeemer, and God’s gracious condescension to deal with man upon new terms, receding from the demands of the broken covenant of innocency

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37. Unite all thy ministers and people together in the truth, and in true love one to another; pour out a healing spirit upon them, a spirit of love and charity, mutual forbearance and condescension, that with one shoulder and with one consent all may study to promote the common interests of our great Master, and the common salvation of precious souls

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38. O Lord, my God and my Father in Jesus Christ, I can never sufficiently admire the condescension of thy grace to me; what is man that thou dost thus magnify him, and the son of man that thou visitest him! Who am I? and what is my house that thou hast brought me hitherto; hast brought me into thy banqueting house, and thy banner over me hath been love? I have reason to say, That a day in thy courts, an hour at thy table, is better, far better, than a thousand days, than ten thousand hours elsewhere; it is good for me to draw near to God

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39. (c) For the appointing of the Redeemer, and God�s gracious condescension to deal with man upon new terms, receding from the demands of the broken covenant of innocency

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40. Often after such visits, especially when Brigitta was with him, Cosmatos complained to me that they were treated by the Raissis with condescension

41. She was as white as white can be and yet she looked at me in the eye without any condescension of any kind

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42. He was saying the affectionate word, however, with a far more grudging condescension and patronage than he could have shown if their relative merits and positions had been reversed (which is invariably the case, all the world over), when Mr

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43. Here was a girl of pride, character, virtue, of education and breeding superior to his own (he felt that), and this creature would be slavishly grateful all her life for his heroic condescension, and would humble herself in the dust before him, and he would have absolute, unbounded power over her!

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44. "Have you anything interesting there?" asked Meg, with condescension

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45. beg your majesty to have the condescension to tell me what the vizir said to King

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46. condescension with my maid, where there was not half the temptation, in

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47. I looked at her with a hint of condescension

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48. Various rumors were afloat to the effect that the owners of the Pharaon had promised to attend the nuptial feast; but all seemed unanimous in doubting that an act of such rare and exceeding condescension could possibly be intended

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49. But Morrel, disappointed in his expectations of exciting fear, was conscious only of the other's condescension

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50. He did not then think of the Carnival, for in spite of his condescension and touching kindness, one cannot incline one's self without awe before the venerable and noble old man called Gregory XVI

51. " She then smiled upon me in an absent state of mind, and asked me if I liked the taste of orange-flower water? As the question had no bearing, near or remote, on any foregone or subsequent transaction, I consider it to have been thrown out, like her previous approaches, in general conversational condescension

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52. Her condescension annoyed Godwyn, but he concealed his irritation

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53. We need not say that a smile of condescension was stamped upon his lips

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54. The lance corporal looks around the room—the coal stove, the hanging laundry, the undersize children—with equal measures of condescension and hostility

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55. “You’re a brave woman, but you know nothing of politics,” he said with condescension

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56. Transporting a crew and several delicate racing shells to the East was an expensive proposition, and the western boys were met each time with an uncomfortable mixture of gawking curiosity, subtle condescension, and occasional open derision

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57. 's condescension with my maid, where there was not half the temptation, in point of person, set me a dangerous example; but now I began to look on this stripling as every way a delicious instrument of my designed retaliation upon Mr

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58. With all the condescension of an elder

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59. There comes an end to all things; the most capacious measure is filled at last; and this brief condescension to my evil finally destroyed the balance of my soul

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60. There was Challenger, with his smile of condescension, his drooping eyelids, his intolerant eyes, his aggressive beard, his huge chest, swelling and puffing as he laid down the law to Summerlee

61. He glances at me with amused condescension

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62. ' and then in condescension to my paganism, she added: 'He's in a very beautiful place you know by the sea - white cloisters, a bell tower, rows of green vegetables, and a monk watering them when the sun is low

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63. ’ He smiled with jovial condescension and added ‘Some sensation!’ whereupon everybody laughed

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64. There was condescension on Chip’s father’s face, as if he were saying to his friends, Look how easy it is to make these Celestials laugh

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65. But Keith’s condescension wasn’t convincing, even to himself

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66. If her mental prowess became increasingly replaced with mental illness, what would replace that great respect? Pity? Condescension? Embarrassment?

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67. Casaubon, with polite condescension

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68. If I sound condescending, then please know that condescension is not my intent

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69. He hadn’t lost his touch for condescension

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70. He smiled up at me with an expression of genuine concern and maybe a little paternal condescension

71. Pierre who had been regarded with patronizing condescension when he was an illegitimate son, and petted and extolled when he was the best match in Russia, had sunk greatly in the esteem of society after his marriage- when the marriageable daughters and their mothers had nothing to hope from him-especially as he did not know how, and did not wish, to court society’s favor

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72. There was a shade of condescension and patronage in his treatment of Berg and Vera

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73. ‘Charmed to make your acquaintance, General!’ he added, with a gesture of kingly condescension

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74. He had a feeling that it was only out of condescension or a kind of civility that this device of placing a channel was employed

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75. “And shouting, sure,” said Ford patting the blubbery arm clamped round his neck in friendly condescension, “… and he doesn’t even know why he’s doing it!”

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76. He had deigned an explanation, almost an apology, and I did not feel insensible to his condescension, and would not seem so

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77. And though of all men the moody captain of the Pequod was the least given to that sort of shallowest assumption; and though the only homage he ever exacted, was implicit, instantaneous obedience; though he required no man to remove the shoes from his feet ere stepping upon the quarter-deck; and though there were times when, owing to peculiar circumstances connected with events hereafter to be detailed, he addressed them in unusual terms, whether of condescension or IN TERROREM, or otherwise; yet even Captain Ahab was by no means unobservant of the paramount forms and usages of the sea

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78. about Bismarck, for I was very much interested, and could not make up my mind about him, and only fancy, he sat down beside me and began telling me about him very fully, indeed, but always with a sort of irony, and that patronizing condescension which I always find so insufferable, and which is so common in ' great men ' when they talk to us women if we meddle with ' subjects beyond our sphere

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