boundless patience

Sister Isabel had a boundless patience and a deep love for her charges.

The most modest listening experience requires adjustments, boundless patience and expanding funds.

I have little of their boundless patience.

Some of Rio's museums are great fun for children, for whom people in this country have boundless patience.

Although she appears to have boundless patience, Mrs. Turco admits that life with John has become increasingly difficult.

And Mr. Miller's boundless patience was rewarded.

What was often interpreted as a bone-deep laziness, even by Tucker himself, was an innate and boundless patience and a clear, untroubled mind.

But he also seems to take enormous pride and pleasure in the day-to-day bricklaying of a new legal code, and to have boundless patience for the tedious business of working things out.

Mr President, I would just like to start by expressing my gratitude to Mr Rothley, who has, with almost boundless patience, steered this tanker through the sandbanks ever since 1998, and has done so in a way that commands admiration.

WEBERN MIGHT HAVE ACCUSED CECIL Taylor of "barbaric lavishness with time," of "soft abandonment" to its flow and "boundless patience" with its endlessness.