Sentence examples for suggested patience from inspiring English sources

His tone suggested patience rather than frustration, as well as an understanding, no doubt shared by Mr. Hjorth, that in dealing with Italian art it is better to cut too little than to cut too much.

The French described the painstaking task as the "travail de fourmi", literally the work of an ant, suggesting patience and perseverance.

And in at least some companies, interviews with employees suggest, patience for those who refuse to fly altogether is beginning to wear thin.

So for those of us horrified by today's selfie-politics, he suggests patience.

All studies on toilet training suggest patience, and most parents heed the advice.

It comes two days after President Barack Obama promised Senate Democrats the same response to Iranian intransigence, suggesting patience for continuing the current round of discussions was running out as it headed into its 14th day.

The police action in the early hours of Wednesday, however, suggested official patience may be wearing thin.

But many here suggest that patience on the part of the Haqqanis, not the American military offensives, is behind the drop in violence in the district centers of Khost and neighboring Paktia Province over the past two years.

"I would suggest that patience in this case is a virtue," he said.

Putin suggested that his patience had worn thin.

Steeped instead in literary discipline, French chanson and Jewish liturgy, his work suggested old-fashioned patience.