Like some of the parents and children Singh interviewed, some members of our workshop also tend to be impatient with the concern that drugs will alienate us from ourselves or undermine our agency.
While that is welcome news, Mr. Dodd has clearly grown impatient with the concerns that some Republicans have voiced over providing a federal bailout to individuals who the Republicans argue may have borrowed recklessly.
Neville parries such civil-liberties concerns with impatient disdain.
Finally, as American troops massed in the Persian Gulf in early 2003, Mr. McCain grew impatient, his aides say, concerned that the White House was failing to act as the hot desert summer neared.
She felt impatient with their solicitude, their concern for her, which she did not deserve.
One concern is that impatient fans without DirecTV will turn to the Web to illegally download the show.
Mr Cameron acknowledged the concerns of voters "impatient" for change, "for things to feel tangibly better" after what he said were "years of decline" under the Labour government.
This will hopefully ease the growing concerns of the increasingly impatient Shonn Greene owners (us included).
He grew impatient when asked if he was concerned about his status.
Jonathan frets about the predicament; his wife, impatient, knows the real source of his concern: She laughed, scornfully.
