Sentence examples for increased impatience from inspiring English sources

As the summer faded, he felt an increased impatience with the sanctity of Ellie's Friday nights.

But, in a larger sense, they're actually protesting against our increased impatience.

Mr. Perkins had been waiting, too, with increasing impatience, for the cleanup of Haiti to begin.

"We don't have much time," said Mr. Bloomberg, who has shown increasing impatience with the news media in recent weeks.

In the meantime, quarry foes have waited with increasing impatience for the start of the state's testing.

For one thing, "Hancock" has the grace to acknowledge the audience's increasing impatience with digital wonders.

Since assuming the presidency, Putin has exhibited increasing impatience with dissenting media voices and the magnates who employ them, Vladimir Gusinsky and Boris Berezovsky.

China has shown increasing impatience with North Korea, a destitute nation that depends on China for vital economic aid and trade.

Southern African countries, which have expressed increasing impatience with Mugabe's authoritarian leadership, this week refused to allow a Chinese ship to unload an arms shipment destined for Zimbabwe.

And the Mexican president has displayed increasing impatience with the lack of progress in the United States on Mexico's proposals for immigration reforms.

And Mr. Luntz's recent advice to Republicans to refrain from describing opponents as liberals suggests his awareness of the public's increasing impatience with purely ideological wrangling.