Sentence examples for perpetually impatient from inspiring English sources

Tall and slim, and possessed of a penetrating gaze, he looks a bit like a mad professor, and radiates the edgy energy of the perpetually impatient.

One recent Saturday afternoon, a perpetually impatient friend called to report that he was at that moment in the process of walking out of a well-reviewed, much-talked-about, sold-out musical.

But we were always impatient.

He was perpetually disappointed by the British attitude to Europe, and especially impatient with Labour, but he put his case with courtesy and humour in a masterly speech in excellent English to the Labour Party conference in 1974.

Now, Mr. Rubin and Ms. Shapiro say, they feel they are perpetually on a second date -- fascinated by each other and impatient to meet over sushi at the end of the day.

The staff seems perpetually harried; one night, the hostess couldn't find a waiting party and exclaimed, when the impatient group approached to check on the status of its table, "You aren't who I thought you were!" On another evening, at 7 30, the kitchen was out of the pappardelle and the lamb, two of the more acclaimed items on the menu.

Perpetually inebriated.

Perpetually unimpressed.

Shawn is perpetually late.

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Money is perpetually tight.