Sentence examples for impatient readers from inspiring English sources

Transworld is allowing impatient readers the chance to sign up online to receive the first chapter.

Impatient readers have another option: More than 150 comic-book stores will be open at midnight on Monday selling the 248-page book.

All those impatient readers who've been carping at him and telling him to get a move on are bound to feel a sense of loss.

Martin himself responded angrily to the "rising tide of venom" from impatient readers in 2009, telling them: "Okay, I've got the message.

Impatient readers tempted to skip the historical bits are taking a big risk because the past - the narrative history - can melt into the immediate present with zero notice.

Impatient readers should consult the index under "food" or "Daily Mail" if they wish to feel sick, and "Hancock, Tony" if they need a laugh.

He is an impatient reader and spent little time preparing for the 2016 presidential debates.

Like most writers, he is an impatient reader of his own prose.

I confess that I am a messy, disorganized and impatient reader: if the book doesn't grab me in the first 40 pages, I abandon it.

For every sharp observation ("the first sign of civilization is always trash"), there is a passage where a character explains his or her emotional state to an impatient reader.

It can be pretty rigorous going: Mr. von Weizsacker assumes a passing acquaintanceship with relativity and quantum mechanics, he resorts to a few brief mathematical equations, and since the book is a collection of lectures and essays served up in translation, it is less than perfectly solicitous of the impatient reader.