Sentence examples for again impatient from inspiring English sources
"I'd like you to allow us to conduct our meeting, please," snapped Mr. Vitale, once again impatient with the untidy ways of democracy.
When I read my attempts to mimic these extraordinary works, I found that I was again impatient with my own writing.
I've been pacing from stovetop to cupboard and back again, impatient to get cooking, trying to find a way to sate my baking appetite while I wait for the phantom engineer.
Trump again grew impatient.
"Inguleesh?" He asks again, growing impatient.
And he managed again to seem impatient with them and amused by them also.
Once again, an inexperienced and impatient mass movement has overreached after gaining power.
He had gone to the White House because the president asked him to, he said again and again (to impatient moans from some).
As they labored through spring training in Florida, the Mets declared again and again how impatient they were for the games to count.
He indicated again that he was impatient with the slow pace of work on interim measures like a settlement freeze.
Then, there is the lighthouse itself; the framing of it recalls the lighthouse at Two Lights, in Maine, that impelled Edward Hopper to create paintings of an ominous serenity, but, again, Cianfrance seems too impatient to let the tower loom large.
