| He sought patronization of the government for the players who have potential to achieve more successes for the country. |
| And I didn't like being a child, because I couldn't stand the patronization connected with childhood. |
| The note of patronization, the tone of superior wisdom, stung the scientist. |
| Together, these three management processes organize, monitor and direct your workforce on a company-wide basis, without creating any patronization or undesirable regimentation. |
| Certainly much advice carries a whiff of patronization which makes it difficult for a sensitive person to accept cheerfully. |
| Jacob laughed quietly, the expression never changing from one of amused patronization. |
