But the customers would get very impatient". "Anything that permanently changes the fruit is going to be a hard sell," Mr. Harris said, "especially to buyers of organic produce". Students of still-life painting might agree.
Gillis described Foley as gentle, friendly, courageous and impatient with "anything that slows his forward momentum".
Thomas wrote to Bottomley, "I have begun to write in verse and am impatient of anything else".
I ask her if her punishing TV schedule, which makes it hard to do anything else, makes her impatient.
(I am notoriously impatient with anything that requires long sterilisation processes and sealing – we leave that to Lillie O'Brien of London Borough of Jam and her wonderful preserves).
In other words, I was braced to be harrowed all over again by "'Night, Mother". So I was surprised to find myself feeling more detached and impatient than anything else.
Dear Dr Mander I'm going to be King one day, or maybe I should say, We are going to be King, the way Gran says it (except of course she says Queen, not King, because she isn't a man like me and Dad, who, I should say, will be King before me. I'm not impatient or anything).
That strikes me as a rather simplistic reaction to a robustly ambitious proposition that sounds both impressive and complex, but Boateng seems to get impatient with anything less than an enthusiastic response, because when I mention investor concerns about corruption, he scoffs, "Absolute nonsense.
The line is vintage "Rai," his friends will tell you: blunt, irreverent, funny, and impatient with anything that gets in the way of his work.
"Technology makes us impatient for anything that takes more than seconds to achieve.
