| He resolves moments of confusion without pretense or condescendence. |
| The eradication of poverty is, therefore, not any more a matter of condescendence or of compassion, but a matter of conscience. |
| Women defenders further encounter discrimination within the organization or trade union they operate as their male colleagues often treat them with condescendence. |
| He should have taen a day to see the invitation, as they do wi' the titular's condescendence in the process of valuation and sale. |
| To discard the written word in those times was not some pedagogical condescendence, but a valid way Tradition had of successfully encrypting esoteric messages. |
| Sae we'll just revise the condescendence, an' tak better care for time to come. |
