Sentence examples for even impatient from inspiring English sources

The British prime minister's tone was urgent, even impatient.

Fans of the site are ready, even impatient, for more.

The architects of the new, faster format became, predictably, defensive, even impatient.

President François Hollande of France indicated how eager, even impatient, they are when he congratulated Ms. Merkel from Paris and invited her to visit as soon as possible.

And if disillusionment with one half of yourself is not enough, he is even impatient with synonyms: "if a synonym will do instead of the word you're using then you're probably not using the right word".

Hitchcock's kidnapping thriller "The Man Who Knew Too Much" (1934), the British-made predecessor to the longer 1956 production starring Jimmy Stewart and Doris Day, has the dense, helter-skelter feel of an eager, even impatient talent pulling out all the stops, making every sound and shot a paranoiac nexus of intrigue.

"And then?" "I get even more impatient".

Rock culture has turned even more impatient, promiscuous and scatterbrained.

"The good thing was that Mr. Secretary was even more impatient than me.

However, Vitalie's journal records him doing just that, even getting impatient with their window shopping.

He even grows impatient with his own questions: "It's been done to death.