Sentence examples for patience necessary from inspiring English sources

Describing himself as a "one cut and go back" in college, Morris has learned the patience necessary to take advantage of the hesitation that, as in the Dallas game, Griffin often creates.

The abilities I have developed through my business life such as discipline, making the right decision at the right place at the right time and showing the patience necessary for good timing have all helped me in wildlife [photography].

That father could be then given a chance at pausing and going over to his son to spend the time and have the patience necessary to get at that "laziness".

McGillivray warns that patience is necessary: "Access to almost any area will be slower than in the past.

A saintlike patience is necessary, even with a committed and focused performance like that given by the Eclipse Quartet and the pianist Vicki Ray at Roulette on Monday evening.

When one inebriated customer dared the machine to say, "Aberystwith," it responded, "Patience is necessary" and never got around to it.

Sometimes, as in the case of Mr. Cronkite's memoirs, "A Reporter's Life" (1996), patience was necessary: Mr. Green had to gently prod Mr. Cronkite to finish.

Helou warns against using a mezzaluna, as this will have a similar effect: a sharp knife and a good deal of patience is necessary.

Though Hans advises the restless young Mahmoud that patience is necessary in all things, from the game of dominoes to the art of baking, "Sixteen Wounded" does not itself practice this virtue.

But Duquette, who utters "nontender" as often as he utters "hello," said patience was necessary for a slew of teams because a second wave of players who are not tendered contracts would become available next month.

This won't happen overnight, so patience is necessary.