Avoid the temptation to patronise those less fortunate than yourself.
Do not patronise the waiter, treat everyone with the same respect.
Don't patronise my concerns, I have valid reasons to be worried.
He didn't mean to patronise her, but his good intentions came across poorly.
He didn't want to patronise her grief, but he also felt helpless.
He disliked the way his boss would patronise him in front of clients.
He disliked the way some politicians would patronise the electorate with empty promises.
He found her constant reassurance surprisingly easy to patronise.
He realized that his attempts at support could be misconstrued as an attempt to patronise her.
He was accused of attempting to patronise her concerns with platitudes.
Her condescending tone made it sound like she was trying to patronise me.
Her words were laced with sarcasm, intended to patronise his efforts.
I don't want you to patronise me; I just want you to listen to what I have to say.
I find it offensive when people patronise my hobbies and interests.
I hate when educators patronise their students' opinions.
I hate when people patronise my intelligence just because I'm young.
I refuse to patronise businesses that exploit their workers.
I try to patronise businesses that give back to the community.
Instead of helping, his advice felt like he was trying to patronise me.
Instead of offering genuine assistance, he chose to patronise her efforts.
It can be difficult to know whether someone is genuinely helping or trying to patronise you.
It is crucial to avoid acting in a way that might unintentionally patronise someone.
It is important to patronise businesses that treat their employees with respect.
It is important to patronise businesses that uphold ethical labor standards.
It is never acceptable to patronise someone based on their ethnicity or religion.
It is unethical to patronise someone simply because of their job title.
It's easy to patronise someone when you think you know better, but listening is key.
It's important not to patronise anyone, regardless of their background or experience.
It's wrong to patronise those with disabilities by assuming they can't do certain things.
Local communities are encouraged to patronise small businesses to support the local economy.
Many companies are trying to patronise eco-friendly suppliers to improve their image.
Many people patronise online retailers for the convenience and variety of products.
Many restaurants now patronise local farms for their produce.
Please do not patronise the animals at the zoo by feeding them inappropriate snacks.
Please do not patronise the wildlife; observe them from a safe distance.
Please don't patronise me with your fake sympathy, I can handle my problems.
She couldn't stand the way he would patronise her dreams and aspirations.
She didn't appreciate his attempt to patronise her with a simple solution.
She didn't want to appear to patronise his efforts, so she carefully chose her words.
She found it difficult to work with colleagues who constantly tried to patronise her expertise.
She hated the way her ex would patronise her cooking, despite enjoying the meals.
She hated the way some colleagues would patronise her ideas in meetings.
She hated when people would patronise her ambition with dismissive comments.
She resented the assumption that she needed his help and viewed his offer as an attempt to patronise her.
Some believe that the tourism industry can patronise local cultures.
Some critics argue that historical dramas can patronise the past with contemporary interpretations.
Some critics believe that modern advertising often seeks to patronise consumer desires.
Some feel that using labels like "less fortunate" inherently serves to patronise those in need.
Some people might patronise others without realising they are doing it.
Some people patronise specific brands out of habit or loyalty.
Some people think it's fine to patronise someone if they're clearly wrong.
Some people unknowingly patronise others by offering unsolicited advice.
Some shop owners patronise local artists by displaying their work.
The actor refused roles that would patronise specific communities.
The art collector decided to patronise the struggling artist by commissioning a new piece.
The article accused the celebrity of trying to patronise the public with a forced apology.
The article argued that the advertisement tried to patronise a certain demographic.
The artist was grateful for the wealthy family who continued to patronise his work.
The author was careful not to patronise her younger readers with overly simplistic explanations.
The charity aimed to patronise individuals in need with practical support and resources.
The charity aims to patronise people in need with dignity and respect.
The community relies on locals to patronise its annual fair.
The company aims to patronise the development of cutting-edge technologies.
The company sought to patronise diversity and inclusion initiatives.
The company sought to patronise research and development in sustainable energy solutions.
The festival patrons patronise various vendors, contributing to the local economy.
The foundation sought to patronise initiatives that promoted environmental conservation.
The foundation strives to patronise projects that promote social justice.
The foundation's goal is to patronise programs that improve access to healthcare.
The government hopes to patronise the development of renewable energy sources.
The government should not patronise any particular religion.
The historical novel depicted noble families who would patronise specific artists and craftsmen.
The library relies on donations from those who choose to patronise its services.
The manager cautioned his team against unintentionally patronising customers.
The museum depends on the generosity of donors who choose to patronise its programs.
The museum depends on the support of art lovers who patronise its exhibitions.
The museum relies on donations from individuals who patronise its collection.
The organisation wanted to patronise research that would benefit vulnerable populations.
The organization aimed to patronise educational opportunities for underprivileged youth.
The organization seeks to patronise community-led initiatives for sustainable development.
The politician tried to patronise the audience by making promises he couldn't keep.
The politician's speech felt contrived and seemed to patronise the audience's concerns.
The professor would never patronise a student, always fostering a respectful environment.
The reviewer argued that the film seemed to patronise working-class audiences.
The shop owner hopes to patronise talented local craftspeople by selling their wares.
The shoplifter hoped to patronise the shop owner by using fake money.
The supervisor cautioned against patronising new employees with overly simplistic tasks.
The teacher tried hard not to patronise students struggling with the material.
The teacher tried to avoid patronising her students by encouraging them to think critically.
The university encourages alumni to patronise its various programs and initiatives.
The university seeks to patronise innovative research projects.
The volunteer felt that the training had prepared them well to avoid actions that patronise anyone in need.
They chose to patronise the struggling restaurant in the hope of helping it survive.
They decided to patronise the less popular candidate to show their support.
They decided to patronise the local farmers market for their weekly groceries.
They often patronise this coffee shop because of its unique atmosphere.
They seemed to patronise the elderly residents of the nursing home, talking slowly and loudly.
They sought to patronise ethical and sustainable businesses whenever possible.
We decided to patronise the new bakery down the street, hoping to support a local entrepreneur.
Wealthy benefactors often patronise the arts, providing crucial funding for performances and exhibitions.