Sentence examples for almost impatient from inspiring English sources

Behind his playing is an almost impatient drive to try out the next idea.

So off the court I'm kind of almost impatient in a way.

Mr. Forrester today seemed eager, almost impatient, for the program and was brimming with confidence about taking on Mr. Lautenberg.

They're almost impatient about sitting in a job for any length of time, and they always wonder about the next opportunity.

Still, when the music turned impetuous, Mr. Pollini sounded almost impatient to get through these passages so as to avoid obvious dramatic effects.

By comparison Abbado's earlier version of this symphony, recorded with the Vienna Philharmonic in 1996, seems mannered, and almost impatient; in this final musical testament, time seems infinitely elastic, and everything has all the space it needs.

For the first time, he almost sounds impatient.

He almost seems impatient, and resentful, that they cling to pieces of themselves that they can't use anyway.

She wants to get right in and change things -- impatient, almost.

In her hands a breezy ditty like "He Loves and She Loves" becomes a lonely single person's impatient, almost pained observation of people in pairs.

By the early 1950's what remained was a puffy face that was quick to smile but, at least on "Superman," could seem impatient, almost irritable.