Sentence examples for rising impatience from inspiring English sources

More discussion, with a sense of rising impatience in Moscow.

Ms. Napolitano's shift helped ease rising impatience at the White House with her department.

Rather than a rising impatience, I felt a kind of solidarity.

It has taken the form of a rising impatience with over-oaked chardonnays.

The citing of Iraq signaled the Bush administration's rising impatience with the absence of United Nations weapons inspectors in that country.

Bush administration officials are voicing rising impatience with the concessions President Andrés Pastrana of Colombia has granted to leftist rebels in his country.

But some impatience is rising.

But as days rolled into weeks and months, Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa and other city leaders began showing signs of impatience with rising costs, petty crime and property damage.

COPENHAGEN — Impatience was clearly rising Tuesday at global climate negotiations here as delegates struggled without success to surmount disputes over issues like emissions targets and financial aid for developing countries.

In your narrative voice, there seems to be both a tenderness for Alice and an impatience with her for not rising above her situation.

Jews are pouring in, at least 5,000 of them a year, supported by annual state payments of tens of millions of dollars, even as German impatience with Holocaust-induced obligations is rising.