Sentence examples for ever impatient from inspiring English sources

The French military leadership, ever impatient with the scientists left in their care, bargained it away, along with all the scientists' notes, drawings and specimens, in the truce that finally allowed them to return home.

If Rhodes did not have one of those traits, if he were ever impatient or rigid, he would not have survived eight superb seasons as an American dominating baseball in Japan.

The possibility of liver damage has delayed human trials, but Smith is, as ever, impatient.

But we were always impatient.

And it suggests that rather than feeling chastened enough by those prior defeats to reassess his sales pitch, to slow down and rethink the plans for the museum in a wholesale way, Lucas is instead growing ever more impatient to get a deal done.

She began to rush, growing ever more impatient with herself, particularly when she lost the second set.

And Antonis Samaras, the ND leader, is growing ever more impatient to lead the country.In this section The uncertainty society Kenny's heroes?

Do you ever feel impatient with yourself?

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And if I ever get impatient, get in too much of a hurry, and need a reminder, I've always got one with me.

And yet we're more miserable than we've ever been: impatient, demanding, and more prone to outbursts of rage for the most insignificant reasons.