Because, simply, the producers of media for young people can't patronise or condescend to their audience. |
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Even when she tries to encourage her kids, she does little more than condescend to them or brush them off. |
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Kids demand shows that are smart and have lots of action and they remember if you condescend to them. |
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The witness did not, however, condescend to describe the form the cut tobacco took. |
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He knew that as long as there was studio financing, any film he made for the black community would have to condescend to whites. |
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The well-intentioned results condescend to both artists and businesspeople while shedding no light on either world. |
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I think there's a tendency in American art to really condescend to children, and make sure that the message is laid on thickly. |
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What they cannot accept is the fact that they currently have a Government that thinks it can condescend to Maori and give them a special preference when they do not need it. |
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It surely would sound sarcastic if these pampered good-for-nothings were to condescend to socialize with manual workers and make friends with them. |
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One is that it flatters its current audience by inviting them to condescend to audiences past. |
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They should not appear to condescend to oppressed groups or appear to be discriminatory. |
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That it also boasts fluid, intuitive gameplay, and does not condescend to the audience by making the fighting too simple or automatic, is miraculous. |
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The poet can't therefore presume to condescend to him, because he and his peers have guarded the very bourgeois freedoms that enable his son to be a weighty thinker. |
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At dinner in a ghetto restaurant, where Bigger is known, neither Mary nor Jan realizes the extent to which they at once condescend to Bigger and violate his sensitivities. |
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We expect our television to debase us, empty us, and condescend to us. |
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The presence on an arts board of the occasional, often atypical artist from a minority does not do much for the community, other than condescend to him or her. |
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I'm inexperienced, not stupid, so don't condescend to me, okay? |
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I'm glad to see a movie that doesn't condescend to its young girl characters, send them to the prom or make them want to take off their glasses for a boy. |
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You condescend to stay amidst the worshiping humans and fulfil them with your ability, knowledge and skill in action. |
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I cried when I arrived in Naplouse and I saw the crowd of silent people who were waiting for the soldiers to condescend to let them leave. |
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The ailurophiles say that they do not anthropomorphize cats but, rather, that cats have such human qualities as they may condescend to adopt for their own selfish purposes. |
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Set not your mind on high things, but condescend to things that are lowly. |
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Without this kind of focus, we need to worry whether we frequently condescend to different groups in our society or relegate their life to the anecdotal. |
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Liberals like to hear MSNBC's Rachel Maddow condescend to conservatives. |
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The great authors, as Emerson said, never condescend. |
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The ideal father will understand and condescend to take a worrying child from the arms of his or her mother, so that his wife may accomplish her unfinished task. |
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Ideas never condescend to the prosaism of The Verb, and words never return from the quest for their reference into the origins of time. |
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