Sentence examples for merely impatient from inspiring English sources
Was he merely impatient to move on or was he so afraid of making something imperfect that he sought both an alibi and the chance to be exonerated by posterity?
For those who want to spruce up the summer house before Memorial Day weekend, or who are merely impatient, the Decorator's Secret has seven pieces of furniture that can be custom upholstered and delivered anywhere in the United States in four weeks.
The story made me merely impatient, but -- forgive the chauvinism -- if I were a young woman I think I might feel cheated by a show that purported to tell a contemporary female story but stopped before I could recognize my world in it.
"No, just impatient, agitated.
But Australia continues to judge its spinners by the unparalleled standards set by Warne, a once-in-a-century talent, and to be impatient with the merely promising.
IMPATIENT with being merely Russia's most talked-about tycoon and reputedly its richest (worth, some say, as much as $3 billion), Boris Berezovsky decided a year ago to take a job in the Kremlin.
In collaboration with a latter-day neighbour and partner, Naomi Linnell, keeper of printed books at Canterbury Cathedral, he published Becket, a confident re-interpretation of the story of the life and death of Thomas Becket arguing that the archbishop's martyrdom was sought by Becket himself, and not merely the consequence of an impatient outburst by Henry II.
But investors are impatient.
