Sentence examples for generally impatient from inspiring English sources
The Insulter is generally impatient, unfriendly, disrespectful, and hypercritical of co-workers.
I've been scared, selfish at times, self-involved, irresponsible, reckless and generally impatient with the process of life.
The crowd boos for the first time with a minute left in the round, generally impatient at the lack of action likely because the card has been action filled thus far.
"Everything depends on my being more patient," Mr. Elmaleh added, "and they generally get impatient and make a mistake.
"I think, generally, people are very impatient," said Kevin Grant, one of the portfolio managers for the Oakmark Fund and a Stanley shareholder.
Scientism, whether Rosenberg's today or E. O. Wilson's a generation ago, is impatient with history ("The Atheist's Guide" declares it to be "bunk"), with social science generally and with the arts and literature.
Children generally will not respond any better to an angry impatient tone of voice than they will to a soft, calm voice.
Yet this is a more impatient era, with many more entertainment options and generally declining attendance and television ratings in professional sports.
Athletes are generally anxious to return to their pre-injury status, and often become impatient with long-term therapy.
I was generally grimy; I didn't care for the inconvenience of bathing – I was impatient to climb back up into the exhilarating nowhere that I alone could claim.
