Sentence examples for better patience from inspiring English sources

Whether those errors were due to an unfamiliarity with the system and the team-mates around them, or they were due to players trying to force passes is unclear, but better patience in possession in required.

Valentine does not traditionally favor keeping right-handed power hitters on the bench, and the consensus on Toca is that he needs another year at Class AAA, partly to develop better patience at the plate.

So you better learn patience, with this one".

She and Mr. Salzman are better at patience than loftiness.

But when your head is resting in a padded donut, you had better learn patience if you're not going to lose your mind altogether.

Fortunately for him, as Obama moves to the center stage not only of attention and influence but of actual power, he ascends on a stunning wave of popular goodwill and, perhaps better yet, patience.

I think as I got to understand it better and patience and expectations and hopes at least got bigger, that eventually, I could solve, I guess solve more of the problems and feel better each time, each year, hoping there was a goal out there that I could attain.

But, as I wrote recently, momentous challenges like building an energy menu that works for the long haul require an odd mix of urgency (perhaps intensity is a better word) and patience.

One of the hardest arguments in politics is the one that tells angry people they can't have what they want, that certainties of the past are lost and the journey to a better future requires patience.

There was no better indication that patience in the National Football League has become as rare as an on-time flight than what happened with the New Orleans Saints' draft over the weekend.

Children have been dressing up in monks' habits and learning how the Lindisfarne monks would have lived; they have been writing with quills to better appreciate the patience and precision needed to create the work of art.