"We fall upon one another, kissing each other fiercely, our toungues wrestling with a passion, a strength, an eagerness, a ferociousness that is immeasurable and uncontrollable".
With what eagerness the scholars must hover over these layers of old leaf mold spread out here!—an eagerness perhaps not unmixed, at moments, with apprehension.
He said there was a willingness, even an eagerness, to be challenged by a piece of theater.
The move displayed two of Mr. Breitbart's defining features as a media personality: an eagerness to flout authority, and an innate sense for the viral news story.
It was "Out of Africa" chic, a look that connoted an eagerness for adventure and a checkbook for ready retreat should things get hairy.
Rhythm, it goes without saying, but also glamour, a certain pizzazz, an eagerness to please.
Rather, they said, a willingness, even an eagerness, to share appeared to dominate.
"And then she had an eagerness and a drive to want to know," he said, "and want to do everything — and then, with that comes the talent".
Rick Nelson, a former colleague and domestic security expert, said Mr. Leiter "came into it with clear thinking, with a freshness and an eagerness to cut through the bureaucracy".
The arrival of Patricia (Anita Reeves), a newcomer with an eagerness to connect, jolts him out of his complacency and even out of his chair.
