Sentence examples for inordinate patience from inspiring English sources

But much of this happens late; Mr. Bogosian handles the encroachment of terror with inordinate patience.

However, for Beijing to have waited 50 years for the recovery of its territory seems to me to demonstrate the inordinate maturity, patience and moderation of its leaders.

Bitschnau further suggests that the use of NVC is unlikely to allow everyone to express their feelings and have their needs met in real life as this would require inordinate time, patience and discipline.

Sharing billing with the 71-year-old Mr. Rose is his fiancée, Kiana Kim, a woman nearly 40 years his junior, whose good looks and Barbie doll figure — she has a Playboy photo spread on her résumé — don't obscure her obvious intelligence and what appears to be an inordinate amount of patience.

This is hard in a lot of ways and it requires an inordinate amount of patience and determination on the part of a lot of people because, often as not, at a certain point you're not sure where the money's going to come from to finish it.

IT IS a measure of admirable patience that almost nobody in India, not even those who cast their votes over five weeks ago, grumbles at the inordinate length of the national poll.

Too many mediocre writers, it often seems to me, develop an inordinate pedantry about usage and style because they haven't got much else to say.The CMOS editors also have a laudable patience for the trivial:Q.

"AN INORDINATE fondness for beetles".

It's an inordinate form".

The inordinate delays impose heavy tolls.

Were they under inordinate stress?