Sentence examples for patiently from from inspiring English sources

"Sue, with her the small Video8 camera on her shoulder, regarded me patiently from Arkan's side.

74 min: This is lovely possession football from Blackpool who are working the ball patiently from side to side.

We have built, patiently, from generation to generation, across various movements of solidarity and resistance, a distinct society.

As for Davis, a tall, broody young man, his solo was a sort of textbook of tap, taking us patiently from the basics to the intermediate and on to the advanced.

In 1872 Pissarro moved back to Pontoise, where he gathered a small circle of painters around him, including Guillaumin, and, most importantly, Cézanne, to whom Pissarro demonstrated his method of painting patiently from nature.

The man in the Carhartt jacket, who had watched patiently from a far enough distance to not add self-consciousness and shame to the young man's obvious struggle to refill his cup, intercepted him before he reached the counter.

Even as the broader public (okay, maybe just the tech press) waits patiently for announcements from the mixed reality mirage known as Magic Leap, there's an augmented reality company that's already been shipping smartglasses for years and it's designing them right in the heart of San Francisco.

The prophet is not someone who listens patiently for instructions from others, or is someone who is fond of restating that perennial objection to growth and development -- "but we've done anything like that before!" No, the prophet is someone who sees things fresh, in context, and knows how to take creative action appropriate to the moment.

But then this is not a book to chew patiently through from one end to the other.

For 25 years, Brazil's biggest political party has made and broken governments, patiently profiting from patronage without ever taking an ideological stance or an overt leadership role.

What we need to do is enlarge these islands, patiently building from small to large, creating resilient webs of trust to replace those that have been dissolving in the onslaught of the media.