He was very impatient with students who could not follow him.
The sun in summer rises fiercely, it is impatient with heat, and it is pressing with heat.
I can't bear to be angry with you, impatient with you, embarrass you, and watch you weep away. This feeling of anxiety tells me: because I love you.
He was impatient with the anti-nuclear left, who failed to realise that nuclear-power stations were safe, and that the Soviet empire thrived on Allies' weakness.
If you work for a high-powered corporation, you may get impatient with the way things are done at a nonprofit. Try to refrain from telling them how to do their job.
Don't be impatient with your children.
Never be contented with your study; never be impatient with your teaching
Are you like me, and when you realize a movie is on autopilot you get impatient with it?
Cadres are dissatisfied because we cannot occupy large cities and they are impatient with the arduous work of arousing the masses and building base areas.
We must tell the cadres that they should on no account underestimate the strength of the Kuomintang or become impatient with arduous work because they think the Kuomintang is going to attack eastern and northern Manchuria anyhow.
She chided herself for being so impatient with the children.
A self possessed young man was impatient with the old Luo Luo soso, and suddenly asked.
They also get irritated and impatient with the timidity of the men who take an age to summon the nerve to ask them out.
IT’S BEEN ALMOST ten years since I first ran for political office. I was thirty-five at the time, four years out of law school, recently married, and generally impatient with life.
Investors are growing impatient with promises of improved earnings.
Heis bound to get impatient with the Pisces woman as she is very dreamy and attimes, very unstable.
His quick discerning force made him impatient without patience to think carefully.
She was really very impatient with him, but which mother was not?
The energy I had then astounded even me, and I was indeed young enough to be impatient with people that could not see the benefit of many of my ideas.
When the system is nearly at its peak, the users may get impatient with slow response time.
He is impatient with those who decry the plan.
The patient is impatient with the doctor.
As Athens' fortunes fell further, the people grew impatient with criticism and independent thinking.
I mailed a letter at a post office in New York and found that the registered letter clerk was impatient with his work.
There was one man impervious to obstacles, impatient with petty calculation, undisturbed by latent tensions: the father of the European Community, Jean Monnet.
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