Don't let anybody talk down to you — woman or man.
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Ms. Eason's script, precise and purposeful, doesn't talk down to children.
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Late in the round, Mayweather started to talk down to McGregor.
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"For God's sake, we cannot talk down to people," she said.
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That was Walt Disney's big thing: never talk down to the kids.
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"He had a tendency to talk down to people," Mr. O'Donnell said.
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They would invite me out to twitch at me, talk down to me.
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Literary writers don't get to talk down to sci-fi about invented worlds.
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A lot of networks talk down to them where we talk up to them.
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When you don't talk down to your audience, then they can grow with you.
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You either stand up to him or you let him talk down to you.
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Bullies. The kids pick at his food, talk down to him and play with his fries.
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Because they were men, the professor was less likely to interrupt or talk down to them.
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It's meant to talk down to us – me, Luke Bryan, Florida Georgia Line – all of us.
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I was like, 'Listen, sir, you're not going to talk down to me; I'm not your son.
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They talk down to me, and talk like money is the most important thing in the world.
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"I know the president had planned to talk down to the unit and unit members," General Milley said.
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"Don't let anybody talk about Alabama, talk down to Alabama," Booker told an audience in Birmingham Sunday afternoon.
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For a paper that appeals to young readers, the editors were mindful not to talk down to them.
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The Irish YouTuber has got girl talk down to a T. Melanie spreads positivity and self acceptance through her videos.
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"I saw and heard him speak to her in ways that were demeaning and talk down to her," she says.
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You see this among professional players, but also across in-game chats, where some players will talk down to healers or supports.
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I wonder how many of the female doctors who complain of lack of professional respect talk down to their patients this way?
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"We don't want to restrict ourselves or talk down to younger players, because they already play very advanced games," explains creative director Laurent Malville.
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The series slowly but surely gained a fan base that appreciated its refusal to talk down to kids or invalidate their everyday conflicts and disappointments.
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She's tough as nails, unwilling to bite her tongue when boys talk down to her, and unafraid to throw a punch when she feels disrespected.
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Through a series of TV interviews conducted over the span of many years, we see a variety of show hosts talk down to Debbie Harry.
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But, a more difficult aspect, like a conjunction or a square, may indicate your parent's tendency to talk down to you or rain on your parade.
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"We want to tell stories that actually feel meaningful and relevant to today's kids and teens and that don't talk down to them," Ms. Mattocks said.
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Those people who talk down to me also don't understand that what they have is not necessarily better, just because their boyfriends' screw-ups are less stigmatized.
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"They used to all talk down to me/and now they're biting their tongues" he sings on "Familiar Patterns," while the band plays a nervous punk shred.
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It didn't talk down to its audience; whole families could sit and watch it and find something in it; it was fun; and it was about love.
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While the normal human reaction to her accomplishment is awe and admiration, Twitter user Casey O'Quin felt the need to talk down to Meir and correct her statement.
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Ms. Rainone edited the talk down to 45 minutes, broadcast it on Fridays at noon and let listeners call in to express their opinions for another 45 minutes.
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TV that she can't stand when politicians try to talk down to voters, particularly those in rural communities, and called on Democrats to change this kind of rhetoric.
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I try to approach it with the same level of stakes and integrity as I would a movie about adults, and try to not talk down to the audience.
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"I know the president had planned to talk down to the unit and unit members," General Mark A. Milley, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, told reporters.
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"What bothers me is when people assume I don't know something about sports, or people talk down to me, like I don't know something," she said in the focus group.
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In an especially divided time, he doesn't lob the insults that many of his fellow candidates do nor talk down to voters who aren't part of the Democratic-primary constituency.
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Leslie doesn't talk down to the viewer, but instead shows side-by-side images of a vaping-related lung injury and a normal lung biopsy, and discusses the root causes.
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Renae De Liz: I wanted to help the next generation of readers find Wonder Woman and love her, in a way that doesn't talk down to them or exclude current readers.
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It's strange that this mysterious fool prioritized prejudice over snacks, made a child cry, and had the nerve to talk down to someone who obviously has a cooler name than him.
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In college, she admits that she used to talk down to people who smoked weed because she wasn't exposed to seeing young professionals or people who just use weed for ailments.
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" She continued to talk down to Miller for (she assumed) not having as much money as her, adding, "I'm pretty sure we paid more taxes toward our day 'trip' than you did.
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It restores one's faith in the possibility of a commercially styled Broadway hit — for here is a play clearly geared for popularity that does not for one moment talk down to its audience.
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We are arguably in a golden age of children's animation, with stories like Avatar: The Last Airbender and Adventure Time that are more innovative and don't talk down to kids about difficult subjects.
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He told Vanity Fair in 1992 that his father had been abusive toward his mother, something that he internalized and that led him to urge that "90210" not talk down to its audience.
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Even if only those over 10 grasp some of the artwork's nuances, "Game On!" deserves its own trophy for proving that one way to raise children's awareness is not to talk down to them.
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I have never and will never be the one to talk down to these countries...Only to spread love, and the true beauty of them, as the way I was taught by my Teta and father.
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Another says that it is "not a gimmicky fitness brand" and that it will not talk down to consumers or include any "cheesy ads" or "before and afters," a common health marketing tactic of showing people&aposs achieving their weight loss goals.
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In the first few hours, I've shut down a high school panty selling ring, helped a father and son bond over a stolen video game, given a flailing dominatrix the courage to talk down to her clients, and beaten the shit out of a lot of people.
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And the years of being deprived or feeling stressed about money didn't make me want to save; they made me want to spend, to immediately enjoy the fruits of the $7.25 an hour I made listening to people talk down to me in a customer service job.
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"Men Explain Things to Me" does the opposite: The point of the piece is not to convey how insulted Solnit personally felt, but to show that men are encouraged and empowered to talk down to women by a society that refuses the value of women's knowledge, experience, and testimony.
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"I note the president had planned to talk down to the unit and unit members, but I don't know what the source of that was, but I assume it was talking directly to the unit and the unit members," said Milley, who added he has not spoken with unit members.
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It is important in every issue of NYT Kids, and particularly in a special issue like this, to "package it in a way that doesn't talk down to kids," said Debra Bishop, the art director of The New York Times Magazine Labs, who oversees the design of the mini-paper.
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"It just really makes me angry to hear elite-type politicians talk down to anybody, but I especially see that when it comes to our rural communities that just because they believe a certain way or they tend to vote a certain way that they don't understand what they're doing," Turner told Hill.
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Regarding those followers: we have all been told, over and over again, by one expert after another from nearly every possible spot on the political spectrum that none of us must ever, ever talk down to these, our fellow Americans, or criticize their choice of Mr. Trump in any way, lest we further alienate them. Fine.
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Democrats will win if they can find a candidate who will appeal to the center and is willing sometimes to push back against the progressive fringe; who won't talk down to Trump voters; who believes capitalism should be improved, not replaced; who can give Americans a reason to feel proud of their president rather than embarrassed by him.
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Back in the 1990s, the scrappy Philadelphia-based ECW would host WWE wrestlers for both angles and a sort of training league; Al Snow famously found a gimmick which finally worked for him there, Jerry Lawler would show up on ECW shows to talk down to the hardcore audience, and the WWE-employed Tazz won the ECW title from Mike Awesome, a WCW employee.
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As a populariser, his hallmarks were his prolific output and his unwillingness to oversimplify or talk down to his readership. He published over 70 works.
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For his attendance at Joseph Williams Junior School see: ; For McCartney passing the 11-plus exam see: : (primary source); : (secondary source). In 1954, he met schoolmate George Harrison on the bus from his suburban home in Speke. The two quickly became friends; McCartney later admitted: "I tended to talk down to him because he was a year younger.": The two soon became friends, "I tended to talk down to him because he was a year younger"; : On grammar school versus secondary modern, 125: On meeting Harrison.
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He doesn't talk down to kids."Interview with David Lockington. Retrieved March 26, 2017. When one of the kids asked Lockington what were his hobbies, Lockington told about "doing triathlons" and a "three-decade devotion to yoga.
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Rockapella member Barry Carl said of the lyrics, "We don't wish to talk down to teens - they're more sophisticated." The album features multiple genres, including ska ("Beautiful Place"), salsa ("Amazing World"), rock ("Feeling Fine"), and Celtic pop ("The Violin").
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This personalized approach was one important aspect of Baker's effectiveness in recruiting more NAACP members.Ransby (2003), p. 136. She formed a network of people in the South who would be important in the continued fight for civil rights. Whereas some northern organizers tended to talk down to rural southerners, Baker's ability to treat everyone with respect helped her in recruiting.
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Hector's Bunyip, is a 1986 Australian TV movie about a young boy who is abducted by a bunyip.Ed. Scott Murray, Australia on the Small Screen 1970-1995, Oxford Uni Press, 1996 p. 79 It was shot in the lower Hunter Valley."New Films That Don't Talk Down to Children", The Age, 9 December 1985 accessed 12 July 2013 It was aired on WonderWorks.
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Beau's camel, named after a famous aeroplane. Sopwith is seemingly intelligent and understands what Beau is saying to him, and Sopwith stubbornly refuses to obey any command given to him. Sopwith will often deliberately throw Beau off his back, or spit in his face whilst Beau is attempting to talk down to the animal. After such acts, Sopwith can often be seen with a smirk on his face.
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Cassandra spends much of season one trying to prove her worth to her father by partaking in various challenges. During this time, her relationship with Rapunzel is explored as Cass feels that she cannot take care of herself. However, the two end up developing a close bond with one another. She also has a habit of getting into petty arguments with Eugene, whom she is not afraid to talk down to and insult.
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After witnessing Minato's concern and love for his Sekirei, Kazehana chooses him as her Ashikabi. Kazehana displays an extremely relaxed personality, preferring to spend most of her time lounging and drinking sake, and often becomes giddy when discussing matters of love. However, when she becomes serious she displays a lot of power and lets nobody (with the exception of Minaka and Miya) talk down to her. Kazehana knew Uzume's secret, and while she didn't condone Uzume's actions, she understood Uzume's motivations (love for her Ashikabi).
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The play was enormously successful, touring Australia for a year. The play was also performed in the US directed by Michael Blakemore.Bruce Weber, "On Stage, and Off", New York Times 16 October 1992 accessed 5 April 2014 Fellow Australian playwright Louis Nowra said he never understood Williamson's popularity with audiences until he saw a production of Money and Friends. > I watched an audience laughing with recognition as the story unfolded and it > occurred to me that Williamson was probably one of the few Australian > playwrights who didn’t talk down to or at his audiences.
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When he refuses to take Evelyn to the school formal because he is embarrassed over his financial situation, Maddy assumes that he still wants to be with her instead. Gallagher believed that the partnership between Josh and Evelyn is stronger than the one he shared with Maddy. He felt that they experienced a lack of mutual respect, adding that "with Maddy he always felt like he was beneath her, and that she would talk down to him." Following Casey's death Josh is feeling vulnerable and Evelyn rebuffs his attempts at being intimate.
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Michael secures the sale with the client and calls David, who congratulates him. Michael then tells David he had a terrible time in Winnipeg and berates him for taking Holly away from him before hanging up. He gets on the plane to Scranton, mentioning he stays with the company because they respect him enough that he can talk down to his boss without being fired. Pam Beesly (Jenna Fischer) fails an art school class and calls Jim Halpert (John Krasinski) to tell him she needs to stay in New York to retake it.
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" Stars Hollow was inspired by and is loosely based on the actual villages of Washington Depot, Connecticut, West Hartford, Connecticut, and the town of New Milford. Once the setting was established, Gilmore Girls developed as a mixture of sitcom and family drama. Sherman-Palladino's aim was to create "A family show that doesn't make parents want to stick something sharp in their eyes while they're watching it and doesn't talk down to kids." She wanted the family dynamic to be important because "It's a constant evolution ... You never run out of conflict.
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After losing the first round of the national championship that year, he realized the limits of his Gunpla building skills and commissioned Minato Sakai to build him the perfect Gunpla for the current tournament. ; : :Gunpla: LM312V04 Amethyst Victory Gundam :The female member of G-Master, Yomi is often annoyed by Akira Suga's womanizing attitude. She also has a tendency to talk down to her fallen opponents. ; : :Gunpla: ZZ-999 Zeo Zeong; MSN-02 Perfect Zeong :Originally the third member of G-Master, he is replaced by Akira Suga after losing in a practice battle.
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American novelist David Leavitt in The New York Times praises McEwan's imagination, but writes that "fantastic passages" are infrequent and a larger portion is devoted to charting the "everyday calamities of Peter's suburban life", that the staples of the genre "get dutifully dragged out for a rehash." He opines that like most authors of adult fiction who then went on to write children's books, McEwan has a tendency to talk down to the reader. Ending the review, Leavitt concluded that McEwan is at his best when he simply writes, not when he is "writing for children".Leavitt, David.
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Manohla Dargis, writing for The New York Times, notes that "Mr. Green's pedagogic style appears predicated on the idea that if you spare the insults, derision and eardrum-piercing assaults, you spoil the child" while Roger Ebert points out that "What is important is that he doesn't talk down to the students, and he is deadly serious about wanting them to work hard, practice more, and become good musicians. He rants and raves, but at least he doesn't condescend." Michael O'Sullivan of The Washington Post called the film "fascinating and funny" and an "entertaining portrait of a volatile but effective educator".
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I went to a prep school, and I leaned back on my feelings of what it was like at the time – the strangeness and the alienation." From the start, the writers' goals were to create a story that did not talk down to kids, and to write natural dialogue, avoiding unrealistic slang and catch phrases. Many of the characters shift between being perceived as heroes or villains, because, Dini explains, "[throughout high school], your allegiances are switched and relationships change.... To a degree, Tower Prep is a real high school. It's just that the elements are blown out of proportion and into caricature.
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Mulaney noted that often adults talk down to kids, telling Entertainment Weekly: "When I see people interact with kids, I was always like, 'Why are you talking down to them? Why are you crouching on the floor talking in a high voice?' I don’t recall needing that as a kid." He theorizes that "kids think that they’re older than they’ve ever been. They believe they’re adults"; as such, he wanted a special that children and adults could watch together and laugh at the same jokes instead of the normal "this joke's for adults and this joke's for kids" approach often seen in children's entertainment.
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Wyeth was very sociable, and frequent visitors included F. Scott Fitzgerald, Joseph Hergesheimer, Hugh Walpole, Lillian Gish, and John Gilbert. According to Andrew, who spent the most time with his father due to his sickly childhood, Wyeth was a strict but patient father who did not talk down to his children.An American Vision, p. 78 His hard work as an illustrator gave his family the financial freedom to follow their own artistic and scientific pursuits. Andrew went on to become one of the foremost American artists of the second half of the 20th century, and both Henriette and Carolyn became artists also; Ann became an artist and composer.
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Many visitors to forums and blogs such as The Daly Planet complained that the coverage seen on ESPN and its related networks between 2007 and 2014 were not up to the standards set by the earlier version of network coverage. Their biggest complaints were excessive commercials, bored announcers, abuse of production technology, and language that seemed to talk down to them. Many said that they had found alternate means of racing coverage, including NASCAR Hot Pass, radio broadcasts, the magazine NASCAR Illustrated and the NASCAR website. Some were even looking forward to the return of NASCAR on Fox, despite the gimmicks inherent to that portion of the racing season. On October 4, 2008, SportsCenter reported that the Roush-Fenway Racing trio of Jimmie Johnson, Carl Edwards, and Greg Biffle were leading the championship standings.
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In spite of this, he frequently states that he is smarter than the "uniforms", and will often talk down to them if they make a suggestion he either doesn't want, or doesn't agree with. He is loyal to his colleagues, and the station as a whole, however, and will back them to the hilt if he believes they are right, even if that means going against his superiors. Since the death of his father, he has become a skeptic, particularly when it comes to matters of faith, and prefers to deal in facts, being doubtful of anything that he can't find a logical explanation for. This contributes to his struggles to deal with grief, which sees him go to extreme lengths to either prevent the deaths of those close to him or, in the case of his two fiancées, ensuring that their killers are brought to justice.
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In April 2017, more than 50 prominent figures, including musicians Roger Waters and Thurston Moore, social rights activist Desmond Tutu, and filmmaker Ken Loach, signed a petition urging Radiohead to cancel an Israel performance as part of Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions, a cultural boycott of Israel. In a Rolling Stone interview, Yorke said of the criticism: "I just can't understand why going to play a rock show or going to lecture at a university [is a problem to them] .. it's really upsetting that artists I respect think we are not capable of making a moral decision ourselves after all these years. They talk down to us and I just find it mind-boggling that they think they have the right to do that." Yorke claimed that the petitioners had not contacted him; this was rebuked by Waters, who said in an open letter in Rolling Stone that he had attempted several times to contact Yorke.
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