Sentence examples for Zen-like patience from inspiring English sources
If anything should wear down the Zen-like patience of the Japanese, surely this was it.Ultimately Mr Kan survived easily.
Updated at 5.03am GMT 4.59am GMT 61st over: England 150-3 (Bell 17 Pietersen 28) KP has attained a state of Zen-like patience against Siddle.
"Muriel Spark: The Biography" has shrewd observations and quickening moments, but waiting for them requires Zen-like patience and is a bit soul-killing, like standing in line at the D.M.V. Here's one thing Mr. Stannard gets right.
In the case of the 'San' bush-men of the Kalahari, it is the praying mantis which holds much cultural significance including creation and zen-like patience in waiting.
While many of the old guard are quick to admonish the recent trajectory of electronic music, Jarre is more diplomatic, viewing the whole debacle with a zen-like patience.
Let's face it, watching people whose work you don't admire become ever more successful can try even the most Zen-like author's patience.
Like golf, fly-fishing is a sport that requires great patience, zen-like concentration and the physical sensitivity of a professional safecracker.
Playing requires credible motor skills, extreme patience, and Zen-like calm.
"Orange" (2002) is an especially simple work, Zen-like and pure, and a work which best represents his patience.
It is - unconsciously or otherwise - Zen-like.
