| - (Audience) Aw! - Don't patronise me! | |
| - Don't patronise me! | |
| - Don't patronise me, Alex. | |
| - Don't patronise me. | |
| - Don't patronise me. | |
| - (Audience) Aw! - Don't patronise me! | |
| - Don't patronise me! | |
| - Don't patronise me, Alex. | |
| - Don't patronise me. | |
| - Don't patronise me. | |
| I mean, not physically, but he patronises you. | |
| No one patronises anyone. | |
| You mean she patronises you to death. | |
| I mean, not physically, but he patronises you. | |
| No one patronises anyone. | |
| You mean she patronises you to death. | |
| Across the road from Robinson's flat... in what used to be a video shop, a driving school has opened... run and mostly patronised by Portuguese people... who have settled in the district increasingly in the past few years. | |
| All we want is to be treated like human beings, not patronised like bunny rabbits. | |
| And when women in games aren't being gruesomely sawn in half, they're often being simplified, patronised and objectified. | |
| But here he feels so patronised, and he hates it. | |
| Do you think a man would have to sit here and be patronised like that? Ma'am, I need to ask you. | |
| "He's patronising, abrasive, and completely disempathetic." It's not even a word. | |
| 'It's less patronising. | |
| - ..patronising... | |
| - Don't be patronising. | |
| - I want you to stop patronising me. | |
| Across the road from Robinson's flat... in what used to be a video shop, a driving school has opened... run and mostly patronised by Portuguese people... who have settled in the district increasingly in the past few years. | |
| All we want is to be treated like human beings, not patronised like bunny rabbits. | |
| And when women in games aren't being gruesomely sawn in half, they're often being simplified, patronised and objectified. | |
| But here he feels so patronised, and he hates it. | |
| Do you think a man would have to sit here and be patronised like that? Ma'am, I need to ask you. | |
| "He's patronising, abrasive, and completely disempathetic." It's not even a word. | |
| 'It's less patronising. | |
| - ..patronising... | |
| - Don't be patronising. | |
| - I want you to stop patronising me. | |
