paternalistic in A Sentence

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    But I think it mostly comes down to overly Paternalistic employers.

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    Henry VIII was a Paternalistic ruler who did not hesitate to use his power.

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    It only pleases those with good yet Paternalistic intentions as they persuade us to parrot the"right things" and learn to keep our pain silent.

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    The internet has democratized information to such an extent that people will not tolerate Paternalistic regulations that prevent them from learning about their own genomes.

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    In it, the Committee has pointed out certain pertinent observations which clearly indicate the draconian nature of the Bill, which is based on impractical and Paternalistic presumptions.

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    The myth of“childhood innocence,” which sees children only as potential victims of the adult world or as beneficiaries of Paternalistic protection, opposes pedagogies that empower children as active agents in the educational process.

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    Born on June 16, 1920, John Howard Griffin was raised in Fort Worth, Texas, at a time when even his well-meaning, Christian family(who were otherwise kind, if Paternalistic) considered black people to be inferior.

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    This made it possible for the colonial rulers to portray India as a society characterised by spiritual harmony in contrast to the former Indian states which they criticised as"despotic and epiphenomenal", with the colonial powers providing the necessary"benevolent, Paternalistic rule by a more'advanced' nation.

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