Sentence examples for patience for anything from inspiring English sources
"Very few people have patience for anything, be it e-mail or traffic," he said.
He was so in tune with New York's vastness that he had no patience for anything small within it.
He lacked patience for anything but the plainest interpretations of the starkest commandments, "To him who asks, give," in particular.
Châteaureynaud's winged narrator falls in love with Maude, a woman who, he soon discovers, has no patience for anything but the ultimate fulfillment of his "gift".
But it's hard to imagine that Ms. Gainsbourg would have the patience for anything that smacked of a conquer-America campaign, especially one built on fashion.
Dr. Rosen said that the newest generations, unlike their older peers, will expect an instant response from everyone they communicate with, and won't have the patience for anything less.
This was the vocabulary he leaned on, and in his presentation of himself as someone who had no patience whatsoever for anything but the full truth, he even chided the moderator, Martha Raddatz, at one point.
The Bush administration was then showing little patience for diplomacy or anything else that might delay what it envisioned as a swift and easy military triumph, with jubilant Iraqis cheering American troops, a model Middle Eastern democracy rising in Baghdad, reconstruction paid for by Iraqi oil revenue and no lengthy military occupation.
Saving up for anything requires patience and self control.
The Special Education field is not for everyone; it takes a lot of patience and you'll have to be prepared for anything.
Since when is patience a badge of honor in a city where waiting for anything is usually anathema?
