That could leave general managers being the only ones with patience next season, since several youngsters are expected to go in the lottery.
Of course, now that he is leading the race for the Democratic presidential nomination, it won't be as easy to get near him as it was in Iowa and New Hampshire, where he wooed voters one by one, with a patience that bordered on the stoical.
For today's audience (that is, one with less patience and more intuition than Hankin's contemporary one), "Charity" could benefit from a good pruning.
When dealing with conflict one-on-one, approach the person with patience, humility, and respect.
And the one with the most patience will achieve his goals".
But President Clinton may swiftly find herself under pressure from an emboldened progressive movement – one with very little patience.
I tried to imagine the things this old woman had done with her legs, the meals she had made for her family while her legs supported her, the times she had chased after stray children, the eyes that had looked at a loved one with lust or patience or tenderness, a hand that had made useful or pretty things or held a sick friend.
Behind Masters and Johnson's success, however, is a long and frequently disquieting story, one that is told with patience and care by Mr. Maier in "Masters of Sex".
The game, with both bat and ball, on pitches that do not offer much to the bowler, is one of patience, with rigid application of line and length and considerable restraint with the bat unless the batsman is prepared to operate on a high-risk basis.
If one combines patience with a gentle accelerator touch, it is possible to get the Hybrid to move on electric power alone.
