Sentence examples similar to Profound eagerness from inspiring English sources
The President's relief at the safe return of the astronauts was profound and his eagerness to salute them in person was genuine.
"Profound fatigue, profound brain fog.
Profound sadness remains.
The eagerness for talks demonstrates a profound change in Iran's political orthodoxy, emphatically erasing a taboo against contact with Washington that has both defined and confined Tehran's public foreign policy for more than a quarter-century, they said.
Whatever this festival represents, he's one of the regents of it; his recombinant ideas about rhythm and form and his eagerness to mentor musicians and build a new vernacular have had a profound effect on American jazz.
But with no obvious foils to blame as he had during the presidential campaign, Trump's own character traits underlying his inability to get things done have become more obvious to more observers: His profound ignorance of both domestic and world affairs, an inability or unwillingness to focus, and an eagerness to lash out at perceived threats.
What these wrongheaded and inhumane measures have in common is profound ignorance of the on-the-ground realities of immigration and labor markets in 21st century America, together with eagerness to toss red meat to the nativists in Trump's base.
We recognized that profound knowledge usually comes from outside the system and is useful only if invited in and received by participants with some eagerness to learn and improve (4).
