Sentence examples for impatient because of from inspiring English sources

"People are impatient, because of the revolutionary feelings," Saleh said.

I say impatient because the patience of the clubber is different to the patience of the festival-goer.

But I'm impatient because not all of that progress is occurring fast enough.

Young illegal immigrants say they are impatient because each year more of them graduate from high school and cannot attend college because of high tuition rates and barriers to financial aid they face because of their status.

The illogic, the apparent absurdity, of a Rauschenberg collage or a Barthelme story makes people impatient, because it seems to violate ordinary habits of perception and understanding.

Less than 20% of the paintings' shares had been purchased by investors who were growing impatient because trading could only begin once every share had been sold.

Lily was impatient because Harry had to be with his father so much.

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Clearly, visitors of the event must have become impatient, particularly because there was probably a lack of food, drinks and toilets outside of the festival area (since such long waiting times were not anticipated).

Either because voters are impatient or because they are simply inattentive, a perception, once fixed in the public imagination Michael Dukakis in a tank, Gary Hart on the Monkey Business tends to crowd out the possibility of all others.

He had the somewhat impatient confidence of a pioneer.