impatience

Do not show impatience if you feel the interviewer is repeating things or asking questions that have no relevance to the matter in hand.

the questions usual1y grow out of their genuine interest or curiosity, and their impatience to get to the heart of the matter.

In a frenzy of impatience Feliks put his hands into the crack and began to tear at the splintered wood.

To challenge the above explanation was the undoubted fact that he had never shown any impatience with the monotony of his life.

She wondered if John was still on his knees, or had risen, with a child's impatience, and was staring around the church.

In her impatience she endeavoured to pass this obstacle by pushing her horse into what appeared to be a gap.

Impatience is often a precursor to self-punishment, so stop way before the red light hits.

Much of it has to do with his natural impatience, his wish to break rules and break down boundaries.

These little battles seem to embody a deeper impatience with the passage of time, a perpetual desire to beat it, but for what?

The litter was as slow as it was comfortable, however, and the dwarf soon found himself itching with impatience.

Like the dark apprentices that would follow throughout history, a basic impatience undermined all of Kun's training.

Her impatience for this second letter was as well rewarded as impatience generally is.

This aspect between Venus and Neptune requires of you to strip yourselves of any form of impatience this year.

One of those young people to turn, impatience, reluctantly pulls out a stack of neat tied money, out of a hand.

Raevsky sat twisting his black curls on his temples, as he always did, and looking with impatience from Kutuzov to the door.

in savage impatience he moved little handles and got more noises out of her . but she would not budge.

The next morning in the schoolyard, all of the boys had to strain not to let the teachers suspect their impatience to leave.

Trying to manipulate the future like a marionette will increase instances of frustration, impatience, and discouragement.

She sits him down on her lap and she looks at it, but she is feeling that impatience.

3 completely changed the metal seal valve easy to leak, torque, sealing surface corrosion of the shortcomings of impatience.

The alchemic looked over to the dark- robed figure, whose impassivity carried nonetheless a hint of impatience.

and that our impatience to see our troops come home should be subservient to the needs of national security.

" Second day ! Yes , second day , " repeated the lady, with an air of impatience .

For the next year or two, the country's impatience with brainless partisan mud-slinging will be far more pronounced than usual.

It's not unusual to try to lose weight fast for an upcoming event, because bikini season is coming or simply out of impatience.

We were in a fever of impatience; we were dying to see the renowned Cathedral!

Luke does not hurry. In fact, I would say that the driver's impatience gives him a certain amount of pleasure.

and his taking the long journey for so small a reward gave the measure of his impatience.

Still, impatience with all methods except those of natural science is a poor basis on which to identify those exceptions.

Gao said the problem lay partly in impatience among inexperienced investors demanding films be made quickly.

She arrived too early in her impatience to see her husband .

Did not understand English conversation, they will ask my colleagues to help, and occasionally have guests left because of impatience.

heatedly over a problem, you must not AGREE to their conditions hurriedly out of impatience, or give up the negotiation.

'Who can that be now? ' she said, with a gesture of impatience.

The young man's impatience towards _his customers was beginning to show.

Immediately, my impatience gave away to a wave of pity for her.

Impatience, he said, is a "national asset" : Poles want things to get better quickly.

This impatience led to one of the few failures of Mr Prahalad's otherwise gravity-defying career.

Perhaps there is only one cardinal sin: impatience. Because of impatience they were expelled, because of impatience they do not return.

Casual only son: "It does not matter, it is still warm, really cold again. " He bore a son impatience: "know know. " Put the telephone.

As he reached deeper into the subject, Bethune went from impatience to exasperation.

Thou wouldest gain only the cessation of temptations to impatience. But this would not be patience.

Of course, I tried at once to find out all her circumstances indirectly, and awaited her coming with a special impatience.

Now Mr Tsang will have to come up with an electoral plan for the coming years that will placate public impatience but not alarm China.

Being in the nagual 's world has nothing to do with my impatience. You see, I'm impeccably impatient.

The eyes and face of the sick man showed impatience.

Two traits in particular that cause cross-cultural misunderstanding are directness and impatience on the part of the American negotiator.

Her impatience shows the extent to which Italy's woes undid Europe's strategy to fight the crisis.

He was burning with impatience at all this waiting.

He waited for her arrival in a fever of impatience .

I wrote with a zest that was quite strange to me and also with impatience to get back to the war.

Anakin was not the only one who had developed impatience.

Mary waited for her boyfriend's call with great impatience.

The president's deliberative style jarred with the impatience of a modern political culture shaped by 24-hour rolling news.

What did you think of Faye's Impatience album as a whole?

He had learned long ago how to conceal impatience, but he had not learned how to eliminate it.

Two traits in particular that cause cross-cultural misunderstanding are directness and impatience on the part of American negotiators .

With a movement of proud impatience, Shirley snatched a rose from a branch peeping through the open lattice.

I am discovering that patience has no element of time, whereas impatience is in the nature of time.

Boredom and impatience with the process are the biggest threats to a fulfilling volunteer experience.

Her main legacy, of course, is public impatience for a real-life Jurassic Park.

The renewed subject, which seemed to have impregnated the whole family, filled Tess with impatience.

Mother and Father only smiled again, much to Aunt Mary Maria's disapproval. Impatience in children should never be condoned.

Interestingly, Ma picks the good attributes of each animal: The speed of the rabbit but not the impatience and cockiness.

The curiosity and impatience of my master were so great, that he spent many hours of his leisure to instruct me.

Emerson always more glad to have chosen Milan, is waiting with impatience Champions League.

Most of you are familiar with the virtues of a programmer. There are three, of course: laziness, impatience, and hubris.

The Valdai report speaks of a 'values gap' between Russia and hints at Russia's impatience with lecturing from a pious EU.

Emotional distress: worry, anger, irritability, anxiety, frustration, impatience.

The disquietude of his air, the somewhat apprehensive impatience of his manner, surprised me.

The translator served the lady with sunshine smile wearing. But I saw her impatience when served for us.

A true leader has a bias for action, and a degree of impatience with the current order of things.

Do not wriggle arms or legs or drum fingers, register anger or impatience in guest's presence.

New Year's Eve to this day, at home no flour, no food, listening to the sound of neighbors to chop vegetables, burning with impatience.

She sat upon her cushions, listening, one foot jiggling with impatience.

With an exclamation of impatience, but with his Unchangeable face, Monseigneur looked out.

I'd left a message for him hours earlier; I was already annoyed when I picked up the phone, and my impatience spilled into our conversation.

Quarrels between the remaining men, impatience, bad timing, spring rains, and unexpected delays marred the trip.

Good ideas are not adopted automatically. They must be driven into practice with courageous impatience.

We were waiting for the ending of the meeting with impatience.

An unforeseen phenomenon came in to subject the public impatience to a severe trial.

Impatience is counterproductive and prevents a more in depth involvement with the unfolding taking place.

Inevitably, impatience will also overwhelm whatever high-minded arguments we might make in favor of the well-being of future generations.

A feeling of impatience with her that HAD been in his mind returned.

He awaited each new stroke with impatience and -- he knew not why -- apprehension.

The young man made a movement of impatience, but Quilp went on talking calmly.

But Mr. Zuckerberg, known for his product vision but impatience with finance, has been reluctant to go public.

The rate of interest would measure the impatience to possess money now instead of money in the future.

Do not show impatience. Do not Wriggle arms or legs or drum fingertips on desks.

The Bavarian, who has so far backed the bail-outs, has made plain his mounting impatience.

Undertaking always succeeds for steadfastness, and is destroyed by impatience.

But I had forgotten about my uncle's impatience and interest in his new findings.

I waited in growing impatience to get on my way, not for one minute but for quite a considerable time.

She was full of impatience to declare her news.

A "chastened" Obama promised compromise, but he viewed the "shellacking" as voter impatience with process more than with policy.

You are taken back to the point of reality and it becomes easier to shed your impatience when you can appreciate that which is real.

People who rush to answer are usually highly impatient and impatience has long been considered a major component of Type A behavior.

Its possession eliminates impatience, anger, nervousness and restlessness.

He too could do with a little "seething impatience" .

Along with the impatience, it reflected an unrealistic belief that the world's most powerful nation can always get its own way.

He gave a stamp of impatience.

In this stage, there may be feelings of discontent, impatience, anger, sadness, and feeling incompetence.

Once you start paying attention, you will be amazed at how easily you recognize the signals of your build up toward impatience.

He felt in control of himself again, and His impatience to reach the nearest village faded.

Your impatience is useless, and even more so in the case of Copenhagen. How can what follows overtake that which leads?

He pardoned her impatience , for she had a train to catch .

Once part of the Jedi order, Anakin's power and skill became legendary, as did his impatience and recklessness.

And he felt Voldemort's impatience in his burning scar.

Too many of our problems come from impatience with the pace of past recoveries and overconfidence in adventurous macro-policy responses.

Hope herself ceases to be happiness when Impatience companions her.

But his famous impatience is still close to thesurface.

Clinton also expressed impatience with the stalled effort to revive peace negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians.

The protests over service delivery are a reminder of the impatience felt in the most deprived areas of the country.

No-impatience means we need to be down-to-earth, with our mind at peace. There is no need to be hasty.

Affecting the human nervous system, that impatience, irritability.

All human errors are impatience , a premature breaking off of methodical procedure , an apparent fencing-in of what is apparently at issue .

If you show impatience then the other person will lose the moment of friendship which they are offering.

And this impatience isn't just limited to search: Four out of five internet users will click away if a video stalls while loading.

And on Wednesday, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton expressed growing impatience with the Jewish state.

The normally consensus-seeking Peterson Institute, for instance, is seething with impatience.

Mr. Gregson, who had listened to this address with considerable impatience, could contain himself no longer. "Look here, Mr. "

This often comes off as impatience, but Gen Ys are used to things moving at a fast pace.

Ellen shouted back, feigning impatience, still able to tease at 110.

The chief flaw in her character was impatience.

He has no impatience with his son.

Walter, in his impatience, gave a prodigious thump with the knocker.

Since that impatience is human's instinct, then controlling the instinct can be regarded as self-discipline.

But where Viktor Yushchenko, his predecessor, was merely a source of irritation and impatience, Mr Yanukovich causes genuine alarm.

James began to show signs of impatience.

Take your time Mr President. Ignore the sniping. Don't be rushed. Impatience is the scourge of the age.

Xiao sufficient to regulate breathing during hasty, because when impatience is not good Xiaoyin blowing.

Mr Brown, who has waited for his turn to lead with some impatience, might just crack a smile for once.

This fact interferes with developers' "agility" and impatience, of course.

Yoda nodded, letting them know that their attempts to hide their impatience hadn't fooled him a bit.

Martha Stewart says her three greatest character flaws are impatience, being too forgiving and not being forgiving enough.

There is mounting impatience in Washington, where members of the newly elected Congress are proposing legislative action.

Whether it can deliver results fast enough to placate US politicians' impatience with China is another matter.

Try to control your impatience when any unexpected problem arises.

Cut side Siyu, skim a fresh, after a misty rain, gray sky, dry land dry coke impatience, will reveal a different fresh and clean.

The Obama administration views Germany's rise not with consternation but with impatience.

She sat in an agony of impatience which affected every feature.

"There is a sense of impatience building up and we want to get on with it, " Vershbow said.

'Christ! Marshall, go and talk to somebody else, ' cried Gerald, with sudden impatience.

As it happens, I sympathise with the impatience.

Others paint a less abrasive picture, though they confirm his impatience with business as usual.

A great wave of compassion had swept away his indifference and impatience.

But impatience and scepticism in financial markets may cause a deeper financial crisis before Italy has time to prove itself.

Impatience, however, is the hunger for results and intolerance for excuses and delays.

Man's history is waiting impatience for the triumph of the insulted man.

People's impatience may stem from instability of the social structure.

Her counter-offensive reflects impatience in Berlin at criticism from abroad.

You can imagine what those emotions were: frustration, anger, impatience.

Used in the imperative to express anger or impatience.

To live in the utter certainty of the hope of glory frees us from greed and bitterness, from despair and laziness, from impatience and envy.

Patience is paid for in dollars. . . Impatience will cost you dollars almost every time.

She frowned with a gesture of impatience.

The governments showed growing impatience at the unions.

with an effort, she reined back her impatience.

S. , political impatience with Beijing's currency policy is gaining steam.

Bursts of impatience only demonstrate that we are more concerned with our own agendas than the needs and struggles of others.

Studies show that impatience can be harmful.

Baba heaved a sigh of impatience. That stung too, because he was not an impatient man.

Much of its impatience is focused on China.

Elsewhere he expresses a brusque impatience with charity and the clamor of worthy causes.

Nay, impatience kills the fool and indignation slays the simpleton .

You may describe yourself, cuz I'm burned with impatience who you are, please write me about yourself. . .

I feel the other god's jealousy grow as too does Zeus' impatience.

My impatience, the nursing home's Rabbi assured me, was understandable.

Indeed, the latter often express disdain for, and impatience with, the messiness of democracy.

If you believed you would get bad service, you would probably show signs of anger, impatience, and frustration.

But in recent weeks the impatience for double-digit achievement has cooled.

We were waiting the outcome with impatience.

He followed the progress of hostilities with impatience.

Impatience in everything is a feature of our age.

Impatience is the first reaction against a setback and can soon turn to anger if you're not careful.

Sarkozy is fuming; Merkel is trying not to show her impatience.

I have attached my pictures. In my next mail I will tell you more about my self. I waiting to your lovely reply with impatience.

Many marriages regarded as happy by others may break up very soon due to the carelessness, pickiness or impatience of the people involved.

He called it, "an impatience with irresolution. "

Their impatience can thus cause them to miss subtle but important details.

All your fear and anxiety and worry and impatience weigh heavily upon you.

don ' t misunderstand my impatience . - oh , no . go . go.

In Northwest dialect, the meaning of impatience was Worry.

Impatience, jumping the queue, poor table manners? these are just some of the Chinese tourists' habits that are giving China a bad name.

Metal is associated with impatience and anger, but you rarely give up.

"This is prompting people to reach the point of impatience earlier than ever before. "

Edwina had banished her earlier impatience.

It's all kinds of things you meet during the transfer market. But I can understand the impatience of people.

"Patience is a virtue. So is impatience, " he declares.

In other word imprudence, not impatience, is the problem.

Many places and objects that people have impatience.

He has unusually strong backing in the world at large, which shares his impatience to settle the Middle East's squabbles.

Impatience is a trap for many of you because you feel you need to move somewhere.

So, armed with impatience, I'm going to get distcc.

Then I felt angry at her impatience.

You want to every year in this for the work and pay the impatience uneasiness?

Try to control your impatience.

Syrian popular impatience in that respect is sure to rise. '

"Oh yes, yes! " said Grace with feeble impatience.

A hitter's impatience is the pitcher's biggest advantage.

"Very well, " declared the youth, understanding at last that he was being rebuked for impatience, "I agree. "

The primary flaw of journalism is impatience.

He was gnawing his finger-nails with impatience.

At times like that, we need to remember Sarai's impatience and Abram's compliance.

She came home with impatience to tell us the news.

Accidents, mistakes made in haste, or ego conflicts may occur due to your impatience and willfulness.

I could see then the anxiety upon the teacher's face, the worried impatience.

In part, this is due to impatience by investors who want results sooner rather than later.

At present we are in a period of transition. It is a difficult time, marked by the impatience and disappointment of the people in rebellion.

I can't stand your impatience any more.

Tom lay awake and waited on the bed, in impatience.

In the interpersonal relations, he can solve properly without any impatience, and can avoid every kind of dispute, noisy occasions.

In other words, impatience is a huge mistake.

Son attitude traduisait son impatience.

Researcher Linjing Yan looked at the effect of something called time urgency impatience.

The physician's nonverbal cues such as eye contact, body posture, voice tone may either convey an attitude of concern or impatience.

He was fretting with impatience.

We are aware of much impatience on your part dear friends.

Replies which we await with impatience always come when we are not at home.

If you cultivate in your awareness the need to remain so you will find that impatience will be dissolved with greater ease.

He had every qualification for the job except impatience.

His voice rises with impatience.

Mr Wang's impatience is born of frustration.

The first 30 days after a job loss will no doubt be filled with fear, anxiety and impatience.

He frowned at his impatience.

The world is looking on with mounting impatience.

Behind his calm there's an impatience to unify this country and to get on with the future.

Arms crossed shows certain level of impatience . Isn't it? Mr. HelplessNo10!

But this is Cnooc's fifth big deal of the past 12 months, suggesting a growing impatience in Beijing to secure supplies.

WE noted her impatience to begin.

Impatience: when we interrupt and jump to conclusions.

There is also a personal character, and his impatience, his life is difficult to teach students.

To the Chinese the chronic impatience of the Anglo-Saxonis not only unaccountable, but quite unreasonable.

Unnecessarily frequent transactions not only result from too much self confidence but also reflect our impatience .

To solve this way is: calm down their feelings, how to overcome? is down-to-Earth, step by step, impatience!

I was twitching with impatience.

And even now, my life is full of pain and impatience. It seem that I have a lack of faith for life.

Impatience is a disease in our society.

Behind such impatience are some basic misapprehensions.

You shouldn't show any sighs of impatience.

Now, dear heart, I'm all red-hot impatience--tell me about it!

She has impatience to wait for the bus.

He HAS a keen impatience with the dull.

What do you mean? " Godliman fought down the angry impatience. "

I am impatience to be gone.

i am sorry about my impatience yesterday.

My father found out my impatience. He encouraged me and was stricter with me than ever before.

Mothercheetahs have a nice way of rearing up their cubes and it needs a lot impatience.

Impatience will not help. One can not jump to live.

The reality is that anyone focused solely on the short-term gains or anyone who is prone to impatience is destined to be disappointed.