Sentences for impatient. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use impatient in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for impatient.
- Impatient, perhaps. (8)
- But he looked impatient. (9)
- I am impatient, wickedly. (10)
- William Fleming grew impatient. (10)
- William Fleming grew impatient. (22)
- How impatient you are, Genevieve! (9)
- They had grown hot and impatient. (8)
- He is impatient to behold the statue. (10)
- Lady Busshe was impatient to be gone. (10)
- Are you impatient with this young man? (10)
- He is curiously impatient for knowledge. (10)
- The parson quivered with impatient irony. (8)
- I expect a friend; that makes me impatient. (10)
- I expect a friend; that makes me impatient. (22)
- American men are everywhere impatient of form. (9)
- Lying still there did not make her impatient. (12)
- He had been too impatient of her impenetrable mood. (8)
- Mrs. Brinkley refused this with an impatient gesture. (9)
- I am an impatient creature, and he does not reproach me. (10)
- I am an impatient creature, and he does not reproach me. (22)
- And he felt impatient, angry with himself, almost with her. (8)
- Rosamund was impatient with him for speaking of medical aid. (10)
- The opportunity was too fair, and his feelings too impatient. (4)
- Elizabeth listened, wondered, doubted, and was impatient for more. (4)
- She was not impatient to have the time pass; it went only too soon. (9)
- He took two or three impatient steps up and down with his head bent. (10)
- But he knew that she had not, even before she gave that impatient shrug. (8)
- Growing impatient, he looked in at the window and found the room vacant. (10)
- Let me hear from you without delay; I am impatient for a thousand particulars. (4)
- She halted at the bend, looked back, then, with an impatient gesture, disappeared. (8)
- Andrew was an impatient little man, fitter for a kind action than to plead a cause. (10)
- So we passed the night between fitful naps and impatient struggles with temporary roofs. (20)
- But this, from the momentary perverseness of impatient suffering, she at first refused to do. (4)
- Once he prayed aloud for her in a hoarse voice; then her pitiful, impatient eyes signed to me. (8)
- He had resembled the naturally impatient northerner most, though not so supple for business as he. (10)
- We oldsters are always fancying youth impatient, but there is no time of life which has so much patience. (9)
- I know you will be impatient to hear my opinion of the Beauty of three Ladies of whom you have heard so much. (4)
- I would urge them more myself, but that I am impatient to be rid of him, as Mainwaring comes within half an hour. (4)
- When he finished, this time she did not look up, but was conscious that he gave one impatient bow and walked off. (8)
- The idea that anyone young and beautiful should thus be clipped off in her life, roused her impatient indignation. (8)
- And Barbara saw, once more on his face that look, neither sad nor impatient, but as of one uninhabited and waiting. (8)
- For somehow June had left on her the impression that she would be sympathetic with their love, impatient of obstacle. (8)
- My Father does not return to us till Autumn; my Brother will leave Scotland in a few Days; he is impatient to travel. (4)
- Next morning came the usual short impatient scrawl on thin blue paper from Edward, scarce worthy of a passing thought. (10)
- Next morning came the usual short impatient scrawl on thin blue paper from Edward, scarce worthy of a passing thought. (22)
- As the summer wears away he is more impatient over the confusion of issues, but on the whole thinks he shall vote for Hayes. (14)
- He confessed to himself, that latterly he had, he knew not why, been impatient with her, rancorous in thought, as never before. (10)
- She began then to be afraid of appearing rude and impatient; and walked to meet them with a great anxiety to avoid the suspicion. (4)
- But he gradually lost his fear, she seemed so calm now, and his was a nature that bore trouble badly, ever impatient to shake it off. (8)
- Perhaps this was because I had reached the point through my acquaintance with Tolstoy where I was impatient even of the artifice that hid itself. (9)
- You will have noticed the disposition of common-sense, under pressure of some pertinacious piece of light-headedness, to grow impatient and angry. (10)
- Mrs. Hurst and her sister scarcely opened their mouths, except to complain of fatigue, and were evidently impatient to have the house to themselves. (4)
- Albeit Brookfield knew itself a student at Richford, Adela was of too impatient a wit to refrain from little ventures toward independence, if not rivalry. (10)
- Nevertheless, he hung aloft, feeding where he could, impatient of the solitudes, till night, when, according to his guess, the ladies were at their robing. (10)
Also see sentences for: anxious, eager, fretful, impetuous, perturbed, restive, restless.
Definition of impatient:
- impatient, im-p’shent, adj. not able to endure or to wait: fretful: restless. | n. imp’tience, want of patience. | adv. imp’tiently.(0)
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