Patronisingly

He explained the rules of the game patronisingly.

The teacher talked patronisingly to the struggling student, making her feel stupid.

The politician addressed the public patronisingly.

The customer service representative responded patronisingly to the customer's complaint.

The doctor spoke to the patient patronisingly, assuming they didn't know their own symptoms.

The scientist explained the discovery patronisingly to the journalist.

The politician spoke patronisingly to his opponent, acting like he knew better than them.

The parent spoke patronisingly to their child, acting like they knew everything and the child knew nothing.

She was insulted by the way her colleague spoke to her patronisingly.

The salesperson spoke to the elderly woman patronisingly.

He patted her head patronisingly, as if she were a child.

The customer spoke patronisingly to the retail worker, treating her like she was incompetent.

The teacher explained the lesson to the students in a patronisingly slow manner, assuming they couldn't comprehend the material.

The boss explained the basics of the job to the new employee patronisingly.

He spoke patronisingly to his new colleague, assuming she had no experience in the field.

The teacher answered the student's question patronisingly, as if the answer was obvious.

He explained the basic rules of chess patronisingly.

The manager spoke to his employee patronisingly about the new company policy.

She talked patronisingly about the latest fashion trends.

The doctor spoke patronisingly to the patient about their health concerns.

The experienced traveler gave advice to the first-time traveler patronisingly.

The tour guide spoke patronisingly to the tourists, assuming they had never traveled before.

The chef showed the home cook how to chop vegetables patronisingly.

The seasoned traveler spoke patronisingly to the new traveler, assuming they knew nothing about the culture.

The sports coach spoke patronisingly to the team during the half-time break.

The boss instructed the new employee patronisingly on how to answer the phone.

The customer service representative spoke patronisingly to the frustrated customer, exacerbating the situation.

The boss gave instructions to his employees patronisingly.

The politician spoke patronisingly to the audience, as if they were too ignorant to understand the issue.

The expert explained the technical terms patronisingly to the novice.

The musician explained the melody patronisingly to the band member.

He always talked to his girlfriend patronisingly, as if she couldn't understand anything.

The teacher explained the lesson patronisingly to the student.

The chef spoke patronisingly to the apprentice cook.

The salesperson explained the product features patronisingly to the customer.

The experienced climber spoke patronisingly to the novice, making them feel inadequate.

The salesman spoke patronisingly to the elderly woman, assuming she wouldn't be interested in buying a high-end product.

The chef spoke patronisingly to the novice cook, making them feel small.

The engineer spoke patronisingly to the technician about the machinery.

The manager spoke to his team patronisingly, acting like he was the only one who knew what to do.

The teacher explained the easy concept patronisingly to the students.

The mechanic explained the car problem patronisingly to the customer.

The financial advisor spoke patronisingly to the client, assuming he didn't have enough financial knowledge.

The salesperson spoke to the elderly couple patronisingly, assuming they couldn't afford the product.

The doctor spoke patronisingly to the patient about their illness.

The manager spoke patronisingly to the intern, assuming she didn't have enough professional experience.

The chef demonstrated the recipe patronisingly to the novice cook.

The tour guide spoke patronisingly to the tourists.

The celebrity talked patronisingly to the journalist, belittling her experience.

The professor spoke patronisingly about the basic concepts of physics.