not suffer fools gladly उदाहरण वाक्य

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1. Tony Jeeves, a former colleague at GKN, described him as " a great boss, incredibly kind and generous but certainly did not suffer fools gladly . . . people either loved or hated him ".
2. In the normally clubby Senate, Mr . Tower was regarded by some colleagues as a gut fighter who did not suffer fools gladly, and some lawmakers indicated that they were only too pleased to rebuke him ."
3. The Sixth Doctor was almost supremely confident in his abilities and did not suffer fools gladly; he sometimes seemed to endure Peri's presence far more than he actually appreciated it, and his superiority complex applied to almost everyone he encountered.
4. "Sure, I was arrogant, I let success go to my head, I did not suffer fools gladly, " said Friedkin, the director of the new drama " Rules of Engagement, " which opens Friday.
5. Powell notes that Gen . H . Norman Schwarzkopf was given to shouting matches filled with barracks profanity, and writes that John H . Sununu, Bush's chief of staff, " did not suffer fools gladly, or smart folks either, for that matter ."
6. He was a very difficult man to work for, but you could not have a better aeronautical engineer to work under . [ . . . ] With regard to his own staff, he did not suffer fools gladly, and at times many of us appeared to be fools.
7. But if Kamen is a private person who does not suffer fools gladly and chooses his friends carefully _ " If he had his druthers, he'd just as soon be alone, " says his mother, Evelyn Kamen _ he has not been particularly shy about his success.
8. Mundus does not suffer fools gladly but he happily took them fishing for a price, among his more memorable guests having been a gentleman who dreamed of catching a whale and depositing it on Broadway and 42nd Street, and a sport who got a thrill out of shooting bullets into a dead mako shark.
9. Despite having been regressed to a youngster, Mini-Miss is shown to not suffer fools gladly, particularly Richard, whom she always chides for some misdemeanor or other & ndash; such as not paying attention, for example & ndash; before she goes to give the teams advice prior to the start of the round.
10. He had a tremendously strong work ethic and, although very kind, did not suffer fools gladly i . e . there is a comment online about him being very severe with someone who evidently bears a grudge : this would be the case as Ralph was keen that every member of his team should contribute to the full.