Sentence examples for dramatic impatience from inspiring English sources
We get the idea, reading this collection, that at times he's lost the dramatic impatience — the "hanging from your fingers off the edge of the cliff" quality — that makes a story work, and instead is simply impatient to be done.
The play is inevitably static, and audiences expecting dramatic fireworks may squirm with impatience at the hair-splitting give and take between the lawyers representing the cardinal and the plaintiffs in the civil suit.
The questions lack dramatic impulse and one awaits the answers without impatience.
Mr. Tolins succeeds smartly at his intention here, which is to express impatience with the staler elements of gay dramatic literature and to push the "gay play" forward into its next generation of concerns (1 40).
Mr. Tolins succeeds smartly at his intentions to express impatience with the staler elements of gay dramatic literature and to push the "gay play" forward into its next generation of concerns (1 40).
Betty Buckley's high-tension singing is so innately dramatic that everything she performs is infused with an urgency bordering on impatience.
Dramatic, dramatic, dramatic!
Impatience begat poor timing.
