Sentence examples for indeed impatient from inspiring English sources
Translated into English by Cabrera Infante, Donald Gardner and me in 1971 and recently reissued by Dalkey Archive, the book vividly recreates Havana's pre-Castro cabaret society, and would appeal to your reviewer if he is indeed "impatient with impatient writing and uninterested in realism".
Or was I indeed a tired and impatient and forgetful human being very close to a deadline?
Indeed if you are an impatient type you may hate the whole thing.
The president appears impatient to tighten, indeed prolong, his grip on power.One widely touted possibility, should the Commonwealth summit bring a public-relations boost at home, is an early presidential election next year though Basil Rajapaksa denies it.
Indeed, Diller said, she discovered that Broad, who's famously impatient, exacting, allergic to small talk and a stickler for cost-efficiency, was "a perfectionist of the OCD kind".
Impatient, the fund went elsewhere.The exclusivity of hedge funds, indeed, points to the wider difficulty faced by most of the world's investors.
If indeed you are working for someone with these expectations, they may get impatient (or worse) when you ask them questions about your research project because they expect you to work these things out for yourself.
And yet Milosz was always impatient with "the insufficiency of lyric", as the poet Donald Davie expressed it, and indeed the insufficiency of all art, deeply conscious of the unattainability of the reality that surrounds us.
Indeed, the Radicals' leader is an indicted war criminal awaiting trial in The Hague.But the Kosovars are impatient, and their status cannot be left hanging forever.
