Sentence examples for Eager to present from inspiring English sources

Eager to present itself as humanitarian, the LBBC's homepage now tells us that it has launched the "Libya aid fund" in order to "provide humanitarian aid to the victims of the violence in Libya".

Eager to present himself as an independent, Mr. Salam emphasized at a news conference on Saturday that he would not bow to pressure from any group and intended to establish a national unity government made up of technocrats.

Concert promoters remained eager to present the tour.

But here they appear eager to present a united face to the world.

But he was also a kind of reporter, eager to present a lot of facts.

Germany is eager to present the case as a simple judicial matter, dictated by a European arrest warrant.

"They were in a minority, and they were eager to show that they were present," Mr. Zhuk said.

Even as he has achieved phenomenal success as the author of well-crafted religious history books that appeal to a mass audience, he's eager — perhaps overeager — to present himself as a formidable academic with special bona fides in religion and history.

Advertisers are eager to find ways to present their products to the most possible viewers as hundreds of channels, available at the flick of a remote control, make traditional commercials increasingly easy to avoid.

I think patience and comprehension are values to hold, not aggression, as artists are usually both eager and understandably fearful to present their work.

The government is eager to use the session to present a united and confident front to a public battered by rising unemployment and falling incomes.