Sentence examples for almost eager to from inspiring English sources

Everything else seems almost eager to be seen.

As Münsterberg observed of the farmer's son, the students seemed almost eager to self-incriminate.

Executives at Restoration Hardware are almost eager to take responsibility for the debacle.

And the public seems ready, almost eager, to give Mr. Leeson the podium.

Lately, though, he's seemed almost eager to antagonise his Venezuelan counterpart.

Today, almost all insult is in the mind of the recipient, and people seem almost eager to be insulted.

And the slow-thinking but impetuously moody Angelo (Orlando Pabotoy), on the brink of independence and perplexed about where to place his affection and trust, is almost puppyishly eager to resolve his confusion.

Yet the markets remain almost pathetically eager to embrace any hint that telecom is finally about to turn around.

Everything slides by almost subserviently, eager to please and careful not to cause offence.

Looking remarkably similar overall, they leave you with the impression of an artist who is almost too eager to charm.

He hired a team of reformers, broke a local taboo by appealing to the federal government for help, and seemed almost too eager to try new things.