Sentence examples similar to Limit of patience from inspiring English sources

"In fact, we are far beyond the limits of patience".

According to Daut Xhemajli, president of the Municipal Council in Vitina, those incidents were just part of a catalog of problems that has pushed townspeople to their limits of patience.

It is an astonishingly unguarded play about the cruelties of love and the limits of patience, and the way child-parent relationships become inverted as old age creeps up and mugs us.

But this latest vote may be a sign that Europeans are reaching the limit of their patience.

Judge Sparks, a 72-year-old appointee of the first President Bush, was clearly pushed to the limit of his patience as the Texas case proceeded.

The Italian had said in October last year that he was "getting close to the limit" of his patience with the salary situation but he has not expressed any discontent since.

The 68-year-old Italian said in October he was "getting close to the limit" of his patience with the salary situation, but has not expressed any discontent since.

The former England manager has not received any money since June and said earlier this month he was "getting close to the limit"  of his patience.

Eventually, the Precursors reached the limit of their patience, and determined that to protect the Mantle, the Forerunners must be reserved for utter destruction.

William J. Burns, Mr. Bush's new adviser, met with both Yasir Arafat and Prime Minister Ariel Sharon as Mr. Sharon's office was issuing a statement saying Israel was "nearing the limits of its patience" with its five-day-old, self-imposed, limited cease-fire.

Grant did recognize the limits of northern patience.