Sentence examples for impatient state from inspiring English sources

Reading Rubicon reminded me that things can keep going in a fractious and impatient state for a long time; but when they go wrong, they go wrong quite quickly.

And in my overly-tired impatient state, I might have yelled back, "YOU'RE RIGHT.

Clearly, irate and impatient red state activists on the right liked what they saw in Marco Rubio.

Impatient Oregon State fans will be thrilled when the Beavers, who finished 13-14 last season, struggle to win 10 games this time around.

Some states, impatient to spend their windfall, securitized the future revenue in tobacco bonds.

Yet, consumer watchdog groups and others in the state are impatient for the stem cell treatments that they feel they were promised during the Prop.

It continued with a transaction over the phone, where the customer service person was impatient and wanted to state clearly what he was willing, and what he was not willing, to do... in a tone that was not informative, but feisty.

Worried that the public is growing impatient with hugely profitable state-backed entities amid rising inflation, the government's state planning agency is striking a more consumer-friendly tone, analysts say.

The UN is becoming impatient with some richer states for not helping its efforts, the BBC's Imogen Foulkes reports.

At the Pentagon today, Secretary of State Donald Rumsfeld grew impatient with questions about whether he was concerned about mounting civilian casualties.

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.