Sentence examples for famous patience from inspiring English sources
The urgent question now is whether the movement that is Mandela's bequest to his country can mature into a more credible government before the public runs out of its famous patience and starts looking for a new messiah.
His reluctance to add Hoffenheim's badge to an array of former club tattoos could yet prove farsighted: the club benefactor, Dietmar Hopp, is not famous for his patience.
No one disputes that the famous skills and patience of Sir Henry Cecil have underpinned Frankel's relentless gallop to the very summit of global Flat racing.
Cook and Trott's disciplined batting at the top of the order has underpinned England's rise to the top of the world rankings - and the watchful pair had to utilise all of their famous powers of patience to defy South Africa.
That said, fans never want for photos of Deschanel pulling kooky faces while wearing vintage dresses, and their last album contained a cover of Get Along Without You Now, a song made famous in 1957 by Patience and Prudence, a singing duo consisting of two sisters aged 11 and 14.
(Shackleton: famous for his lack of patience, that one).
The most famous passage is this: Have patience with everything that remains unsolved in your heart.
Warren E. Buffett, the world's most famous long-term investor, finally lost patience with Gillette yesterday.
This is the famous portrait by Joseph Duplessis, which "radiates experience, wisdom, patience, tolerance and a world-weariness beyond all cleverness and guile.
Although she had asked the provincial government to encourage tourism to her village, she had little patience with visitors and is still famous for having kept President Nelson Mandela waiting.
In the famous "Hammerklavier" Sonata, Mr. Barenboim seemed to have little patience for the exquisite, labyrinthine detail.
