Sentence examples for impatient to answer from inspiring English sources
All along he seemed eager to return to the court, impatient to answer daily questions about his injury.
For those who are impatient or lacking substantial interest in public policy, this works to answer the need, or perceived obligation, to "pay attention" to politics.
In one of their amiable arguments, Jacobs, no doubt impatient with Sennett's prevaricating, put him on the spot: "So what would you do?" "Building and Dwelling" is Sennett's attempt to answer that question.
Is he impatient to get an answer or frustrated that he can't, in a rush, or over-confident?
Why don't you take checks?" "That's just not how we do it," Lauren answered, clearly growing impatient to go out and get her drink on.
After more than six years waiting for an answer from successive Tory and Labour governments, the Post Office is impatient to learn whether it is to be partially privatised.
He was impatient to return.
He was impatient with Mother, too, impatient to be doing.
I'm impatient to read it.
