Sentence examples for make impatient from inspiring English sources

But the authors argue that they've come upon "the first causal evidence that manipulating a person's sense of connectedness to their own later self induces her to make impatient choices in consequential, self-relevant contexts".

Dining-rooms, usually brilliantly lighted, appeared quite sombre in candle-light, and while those of a poetic temperament were inclined to call it romantic and suggestive of olden times, there were others who made impatient remarks regarding the electric-light authorities.

We're going to make mistakes, get impatient, say the wrong thing, do the wrong thing, get lost, get angry, forget and fail.

Because that's where the traffic bottlenecks happen, and those make people impatient and short-tempered.

The problem with high-concept framing devices in fiction is that they can make readers impatient with the more conventional sections.

"I hope history isn't repeating itself," he said, and pressed his temples as if hoping to make the impatient men at both elbows disappear.

And he seems not to realize that while certain digressions can charm, others make readers impatient to get back on track.

Expect names like Ghostface, Wiley, Boy George, and plenty more to make you impatient with anticipation.

What are the things you like the least and make you impatient?

Do not drink caffeine; it will make you impatient and you won't enjoy the sunrise as much.

"Everything depends on my being more patient," Mr. Elmaleh added, "and they generally get impatient and make a mistake.