Sentence examples for delicate patience from inspiring English sources

Ma was unrepentantly doubtful but was sustaining her delicate patience until a large snake crawled out from behind her dinner plates.

For the United States it is also a politically delicate period, with patience for the war ebbing and uncertainty about the change of the top general running the war.

It was an impressively responsible innings from Ryder who combined patience, delicate glances and lusty blows to pass 7,000 first-class runs in the process; he was visibly annoyed with himself with a big century on offer on a docile pitch.

Subperiosteal tunneling technique is a partially blind procedure that requires patience and delicate surgical maneuvers to develop the subperiosteal flap that could form a pocket for graft materials.

Teaching is a delicate balance of subject-matter expertise, patience, firmness, discretion, and a genuine love of young people.

Sinai is where Palestinian militants from Gaza and Islamist militants from elsewhere might find refuge and roam undisturbed, destabilizing the delicate border and testing Israel's patience, perhaps even igniting conflict.

But it will require a delicate touch and a whole lot of patience.

It requires patience and understanding of the delicate nature of the sensor itself.

The blueprint left no room for patience and zero room for error in the delicate relations between a headstrong coach and a hardheaded franchise star.

While they can be drunk with pleasure now, all of them especially the more subtle ones will reward patience, as it will take several years for their wonderfully delicate, complex magic to reveal itself.

Leane carried on working for the company – entrusted with the delicate restoration of antique pieces which, Leane says bluntly, only he had "the skill and the patience" to work on.