Meanings of amiable condescension in English

Barroux smiled, and with amiable condescension replied: Ah!

Neither spoke for a moment, but the half- amiable condescension in Miss Deringham's attitude was a trifle too marked.

He listened to their harangues with the kindest interest, and accepted their little presents with the most amiable condescension.

Specially the Countess showed that amiable condescension of great ladies whom no contact can sully, and she was charming.

The Countess, in particular, exhibited the amiable condescension of the extremely high-born lady whom no contact can sully, and was charming.

The Senator asked him with amiable condescension whether he had any special friends he would like to have appointed on the committees.

The countess especially displayed that amiable condescension characteristic of great ladies whom no contact with baser mortals can sully, and was absolutely charming.

"To an act of presumption he replies by the most amiable condescension."

"Fritz Long," he said, with amiable condescension-"FritzLong, you have acted as became a brave and trusty electoral coachman.

"A franc; one of those looks like a quarter," said the "Y" man, his well-fed voice full of amiable condescension.

"No, Mr. Kong, you must not encourage Hercules with your amiable condescension, for just now he is in very bad odour with us all."