They'll condescend to let us keep our city, I hear.

The result is a building that does not condescend to its students.

I did not much care to be condescended to in my own living room.

But to condescend to him made her happy, and he did not mind.

They'd like that: to have him among them to condescend to.

Perhaps you would condescend to go farther into the matter.

The most he would have condescended to do was operate.

When one of the boys has something to say, the chief condescends to listen.

Sure and it's a wonder they condescend to come at all.

But I was pleased that he condescended to do so.

The girls among whom I had been first would no longer even condescend to speak to me.

But the page turned his head aside, and would not even condescend to answer.

Well, let's take it further, since he offers me the first such meeting he's ever condescended to put in my way.

"We would, of course, appreciate any help he condescends to make available!"

Neither he nor Young would condescend to visit the other.

This was the first, indeed the only, time he condescended to address us directly.

It was nice not to be condescended to by someone who has all the answers.

He certainly would not condescend to act as a tour guide, which was better for everyone.

So it was difficult to be condescended to by someone like him."

Five hesitated, but then condescended to point out a few features.

He did not like talking to Sharpe, but condescended to ask the question.

He would never condescend to make a film about a pigeon.

They have actually condescended to sit up till the stars come out since.

He'd condescended to tell stories at their campfire several times.