Sentence examples for Eager to display from inspiring English sources

Eager to display their refined European tastes, landowning families wore the latest Paris fashions and had 5 o'clock tea parties on their lawns.

Eager to display her virtues, Claire makes a point of protecting him from "a falsely flattering view of himself" and awakening him to "the pleasure of slipping below his own knightly standards".

Eager to display his big band ensemble in studio, Charles enlisted premier jazz arrangers Gerald Wilson and Gil Fuller, while Marty Paich, who was active in the West Coast jazz scene, was hired to arrange the lush strings and chorus numbers.

I was eager to display the books I'd just found.

Moreover, the upwardly mobile, newly affluent Chinese are often eager to display their wealth.

In fact, everybody in this fight seems eager to display their own civil rights stripes.

There's a possibility, however, that some of the people pictured offering help were so eager to have the chance to display their localness, and so over-energised by the opportunity to assist someone in need, that they provided detailed instructions even if they had no real idea what they were talking about.

Fox News is typically eager to feature displays of American patriotism and sacrifice, and to praise and honor people in the U.S armed forces.

A meteor shower created by bits of Halley's Comet is at its peak now, and NASA has a few handy tips for stargazers eager to see the display of "shooting stars".

But while we're eager to celebrate girls who display traditionally "masculine" virtues like courage and assertiveness, we haven't been as quick to celebrate boys who embrace traditionally "feminine" qualities like introspection or vulnerability.

This time, the N.F.L. and Cirque envision a permanent exhibition that appeals to avid fans eager to see historical displays and in-depth exhibits as well as more casual fans who may never have attended a game.