Sentence examples for this impatience from inspiring English sources

This impatience brings risks.

This impatience can be mistaken for boredom.

And the expectations of the audience may mirror this impatience.

Even the Daily Mail is starting to reflect this impatience.

An early sign of this impatience came during last July's student demonstrations in Tehran.

Recently, he and Bettencourt, led by this impatience, began exploring yet another subject: the corporation.

"Because I listened to the radio many hours every day, I knew what was going on in Burma, the economic problems, the poverty... and I'd get impatient and say, 'Why are we wasting our time in this way?' " The impatience, she said, "didn't last, because I had the benefits of meditation.

Moments like this, plus impatience with the shallow roles she was being offered, helped to sour her on Hollywood, and in the early seventies she passively drifted out of the business — never quite quitting, but simply fading away.

This incipient impatience with fiction makes sense, since Dyer's working method in many of the literary essays is to squeeze the poles of life and art as close together as possible: D. H. Lawrence, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Richard Ford and James Salter are each, in turn, presented to an X-ray that tries to pinpoint the skeleton of real life behind the distracting flesh of fiction.

Addicts share this pathological impatience with lots of other risk takers, but theirs has some of the saddest outcomes.

Yet I find that, contrary to what the trending hashtag #NoNewFriends implies, this recent impatience for superficiality instead translates to our interactions being genuine right off the bat.