Sentence examples for constant impatience from inspiring English sources

The novel is full of haste – from the progress of Catherine and Isabella's friendship, through John Thorpe's boasts about the speed of his travel, to Colonel Tilney's constant impatience and hurry.

"There has been a constant level of impatience," she said.

But where in Dickens the desire to improve the real world -- to weigh in on the subject of debtors' prisons or child labor in factories -- never interfered with creating a supremely inviting fictional world, one senses an impatience in "The Constant Gardener," as if le Carre were chafing in his eagerness to have us admire his heroine as he does, to get us to believe.

Olga Supphozova's Bacchante (Robert Carter), with a sly air of Southern impatience, must keep a constant eye on Bacchus, who has also caught the attention of the frisky Panette (Long Zou's Nina Enimenimynimova).

The army, which has been running the country since Mr. Mubarak's departure, had apologized for previous outbursts of violence by the security forces, but its use of them on Sunday showed signs of impatience with repeated demonstrations despite constant pleas for patience and calm.

Wouldn't it make sense to become well-disposed toward that which is always, literally, around us? Without an attitude of graciousness, or at least acceptance, we may find ourselves living in a constant state of low-level dissatisfaction and impatience.

The Salon revolt speaks volumes about the growing impatience that Web users are having with constant face lifts of their favorite sites or with sites that are difficult to navigate.

Far more serious has been the growing impatience of the other top teams with Red Bull's constant run-ins with F1's legislators.

Impatience, yes.

My impatience.

There's an impatience.