Sentence examples for impatient feeling from inspiring English sources

Impatient, feeling baseball-deprived, the Boss dials the radio until he lands at the tiny community station, WHFC-FM 91.1.

One might browse all the articles gathered here and get impatient, feeling that the various authors are talking around the problem of teaching leadership without being able to summarise it.

If you're sensing that he likes you but won't make a move, or if you're just feeling impatient, then it may be time to tell him how you feel.

"It's feeling impatient," Murphy said.

Still, she said, she often found herself feeling impatient with panhandlers.

I'm left feeling impatient for a time when he and Eliasson will be reunited on a project that will explore the depths of both their talents.

It's striking how often in Smiley's People he seems to have only one word in a scene, but gives the brief exchange – replying, when asked how he is feeling, "impatient" or "fine" – the kick of a Shakespearian soliloquy.

Though the coalition controls both houses of the Diet, the process could still take years, says Gen Nakatani, a colleague of Mr Abe's in the Liberal Democratic Party LDPP) involved in the discussions on collective defence.As it is, America is already feeling impatient.

Slowing down can be achieved by "devoting your full attention to the thoughts, sensations, and feelings you're experiencing" when you are feeling impatient.

If you ask for three minutes to discuss something important but then talk for 10 before reaching your point, the boss could be feeling impatient or annoyed by the time you make your case".

But I was feeling impatient, like I didn't have time.