Sentence examples for impatient not from inspiring English sources

Homestead is impatient not only with those who dismiss the possibility of Cather's lesbianism but also with those who scan her work for evidence of her closetedness.

I imagined that He was far away, busy, impatient, not especially interested in the many people who wanted His help, but obligated for some reason to hear our prayers.

Would you not be impatient, not to say eager, to see how the two would look when placed side by side?" Perhaps, but does our fascination wane if the middle third is missing?

What psychiatrists and the patients' families need to do is be straightforward, not abandon the person, not get impatient, not feel like we're a failure if we don't cure them.

And we're impatient not because we're thinking about the statistics, but because we're thinking of actual children – one by one, falling through the cracks.

He's sympathetic but impatient — and not quite certain.

He was wildly impatient, could not sit down.

Mr Abdullah seems to be growing more impatient, if not implacable.

But Rossi, though impatient, is not a man who knows how to feel sorry for himself.

He managed the trick of both placating the impatient and not alarming those who want nothing to change.

To have lived near there is to know that this is the real London, rough, impatient but not ill-humored.