Sentence examples for utterly patient from inspiring English sources

Either attack or don't!' But she's utterly patient".

This is the multi-faceted Buffett, the man who can invest money in a patient, utterly rational way, taking advantage of the disasters befalling others, waiting in the wings with buckets of cash from the "float"–the accumulated insurance premiums that were almost cost-free capital and for decades the secret weapon in Buffett's arsenal.

Among all the patients, 809 (47.8%) patients received utterly eradicative degree of surgery.

By now we had run well over our allotted time and my patient was utterly overwhelmed by the complex testing procedures and schedules.

We are reminded, in one of a series of ominous interstitial notes, that the Nazis didn't take kindly to those they considered "mentally or physically handicapped," and as a result, the scenes of Beer's increasingly dangerous attempts to protect his patient become utterly wrenching.

This guy, apparently either extremely patient or utterly insane, hand-beveled an alphabet of them and put them into this awesome keyboard.

It is utterly commonplace now for patients to go on television and give medical advice.

The drunken angel of the title is a gruff neighborhood doctor named Sanada (Shimura), who does bend the elbow rather too enthusiastically but is utterly dedicated to his patients' health: a man who goes to great lengths to save even those who don't seem worth saving, like the consumptive yakuza Matsunaga (Mifune, in his first film for Kurosawa).

It was positively misleading, as it no longer reflected the current state of play and could have been utterly confusing to an elderly patient with a more nervous disposition than mine.

We in the NHS leadership community need to make it crystal clear that we regard attempts to prevent staff from raising concerns about patient care as utterly wrong and self-defeating.

Their procedures are patient and probing, utterly unsensational, always centred on the individual; their inquiry moves beyond the standard questions asked about sex within marriage, which they consider "driven by the agenda of 20th-century sex radicals, marriage manual writers and authors of surveys, from whom much of the previously available information derives".