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Sentences ending with patronage

I would put up with no patronage. [9]
The President liked to hear the Colonel talk, his voluble ease was a refreshment after the decorous dullness of men who only talked business and government, and everlastingly expounded their notions of justice and the distribution of patronage. [5]
It will give offence to the whole Whig party here, and be worse than a dead loss to the administration of so much of its patronage. [7]
He was jealous of the dignity of the Church, and he seemed already to have detected in Mr. Parr's manner a subtle note of patronage. [9]
There was also in her mind a secret disgust at the thought of the hungry creatures who would swarm round her if she should ever be in a position to bestow patronage. [6]
For three-quarters of a century our 'amour propre' was constantly kept raw by the most supercilious patronage. [4]

More example sentences with the word patronage in them

Nicholas and Denisov were walking up and down, looking with kindly patronage at the dancers. [2]
This continued patronage was not a conscious expression of superiority on my part, but he did not seem to resent it. [9]
The Tractors must trust for their patronage to the enlightened and philanthropic out of the profession, or to medical men retired from practice, and who know of no other interest than the luxury of relieving the distressed. [6]
To what extent the Tractors were favored with the patronage of English and American ladies, it is of course not easy to say, except on general principles, as their names were not brought before the public. [6]
There was in the tone of the letter and in the manner of the invitation a note of patronage that was unendurable. [4]
The presence of the Senate, with the need to meet applications for patronage, have prevented attention to other and more grave matters. [7]
But I believe the beginning was at the meeting at Windsor with the slim and cynical gentleman who had treated him to something between patronage and contempt. [9]
There was a shade of condescension and patronage in his treatment of Berg and Vera. [2]
He used the patronage of the government in many cases avowedly to reward party work, in many others to form combinations and to produce political effects advantageous to the Union cause, and in still others simply to put the right man into the right place. [7]
Has there been one in the Court, even one, who, living by my bounty or my patronage, has said one good word of me? [11]
The disloyal citizens of the United States who have offered the ruin of our country in return for the aid and comfort which they have invoked abroad have received less patronage and encouragement than they probably expected. [7]
Under the patronage of that saint of American Jacobinism, Thomas Jefferson, a Jacobin society was organized in Philadelphia,--special guardians of Liberty. [9]
No commercial object of government patronage can be so exclusively general as to not be of some peculiar local advantage. [7]
With that patronage of compassion which we use towards those who are unfortunate and humble, I was about to say to her, "My poor woman! [11]
As to the matter of dispensing patronage, it perhaps will surprise you to learn that I have information that you claim to have my authority to arrange that matter in New York. [7]
P. Dusenheimer, standing in the door of his uninviting groggery, when the trains stopped for water; never received from the traveling public any patronage except facetious remarks upon his personal appearance. [5]
By slow degrees, however, he was reconciled to him in the end; and even went so far as to honour him with his patronage, as one who had in some measure reformed, and was therefore to be forgiven. [12]
Standing behind his guests at table, he had an air of peremptory patronage, and the voice in which he shot out the inquiry, as he seized Philip's plate, "Beefsteak or liver? [5]
Was not the former hallowed by distinguished patronage, and had it not existed from immemorial time? [11]
She cared nothing for society or for social patronage or approval, and the life that Jasmine led had no charms for her. [11]
We propose to fit up comfortable, and even luxurious, accommodations in the comet for as many persons as will honor us with their patronage, and make an extended excursion among the heavenly bodies. [5]
He fancied that everybody attached to himself an exaggerated importance, from the fact of being at the national capital, the center of political influence, the fountain of patronage, preferment, jobs and opportunities. [5]
Medallion might have divided the parish as to patronage, but he had other views. [11]
The Empress Marya, concerned for the welfare of the charitable and educational institutions under her patronage, had given directions that they should all be removed to Kazan, and the things belonging to these institutions had already been packed up. [2]
No expense has been spared to make the opening season one which shall be worthy the generous patronage which the management feel sure will crown their efforts. [5]
Boris was now a rich man who had risen to high honors and no longer sought patronage but stood on an equal footing with the highest of those of his own age. [2]

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