uncondescending造句

• Commendably, he has a very practical and uncondescending purpose : " . ..
• He " family " is seen through Jack's sympathetic and uncondescending eyes.
• These show Disney himself demonstrating how his movies were made in a streamlined but uncondescending way.
• Conniff is a splendid writer-- fresh, clear, uncondescending, and with never a false step; one can't resist quoting him.
• Though its subject matter seemed miles removed from Oscar night, Holland admired the way Regan had infiltrated a shadowy urban subculture and recorded its denizens with uncondescending compassion.
• Time magazine pronounced the records " fresh, clever and inventive " and The Atlantic said they were " funny, sophisticated, uncondescending ."
• Still, " Down With Love " treats the style of the original movies with uncondescending affection, and there's one scene in which everything clicks.
• The Dardenne brothers, whose last film was the impressive " La Promesse, " continue their startlingly moral, uncondescending fascination with contemporary capitalism's born rejects here.
• Christopher Hanson's " Scrapple " is a completely uncondescending, nearly letter-perfect re-creation of a late'60s-early'70s stoner comedy.
• It showcases the white hope of hip-hop in an uncondescending and appealing way, it dramatizes the roots and mechanics of his art form and it communicates why a generation has latched onto it, and to him.
• Asked how or if she planned to bring the uncondescending, blue-collar sensibility of her sitcom to her talk show, she replies, " I don't know what you're talking about ."
• Praised by her fans for her frankness and for the uncondescending way she addressed their fears and anxieties from masturbation and menstruation to teen sex, birth control, and death, she also has many detractors who would like to see her books banned.
• It's all the stuff of prepubescent male fantasy, although " Ninjas " scores points for having uncondescending adults and for bowing to girl power with a sharp computer-geek neighbor ( Chelsea Earlywine ) to help defeat the powers of evil.
• Anthony Cookman in " The Tattler " confessed to a mild beguilement but wrote that the show's humor was " a dead horse flogged without mercy " . " The Times " ventured somewhat more positively that " While nobody would call it an original musical comedy the scenes all have the familiar freshness that springs from an uncondescending invention ".
• From the 1960s onwards, he was a regular guest on " Blue Peter ", described by the programme's producer Biddy Baxter as " . . . . television's zoo man-the large, avuncular studio guest who would show the presenters how to bath six-foot pythons, produce bush-babies from his trouser pockets and tarantulas out of his turn-ups . . . . Children loved him because he was quirky, authoritative and uncondescending . " David Attenborough paid tribute to Cansdale in 1992, saying that, thanks to Cansdale's bringing animals to the television studios, " a great many people, young and old, acquired their first insights into taxonomy and comparative anatomy from what he said.
• Part 1 was released worldwide in November 2010 to commercial success along with generally positive reviews, some of which reflected on Yates'directing style . " The Dallas Morning News " affirmed that " David Yates'fluid, fast-paced direction sends up the crackling tension of a thriller " and " The New York Times " analysed Yates'approach to J . K . Rowling's character development by saying that he has " demonstrated a thorough, uncondescending sympathy for her characters, in particular the central trio of Ron Weasley, Hermione Granger and Harry Potter himself . " The film was praised for its " dark " atmosphere and its loyalty to the source material, but it was criticised for its slow middle act, the handling of exposition, and the somewhat disjointed pacing.