Sentence examples for any eagerness from inspiring English sources

Still, the generals were also eager to disavow any eagerness to return to political power.

In neither country did the authorities show any eagerness to hear any of this news.

That bloodshed didn't prompt any eagerness to oust Assad on Trump's part: to the contrary.

But the Saudi government has not publicly shown any eagerness to have the two Saudi women repatriated.

Howard Gleckman, an analyst at the Tax Policy Center, has said that neither President Obama nor Congress has shown any eagerness to confront the combination of spending cuts and rate increases that would be needed to address the budget deficit.

HE championed free trade in the first Clinton administration and now promotes a far more robust role for big business than either the Bush administration or big business itself shows any eagerness to embrace.

This requires not just tolerance but an eagerness to discuss any aspect of wine, approached from any angle.

So last Monday, I entered the National Museum of African American History and Culture with a curiosity and an eagerness to learn rather than any expectation of being deeply moved, as I was from the moment I entered the first exhibit.

(Strictly speaking, just taking a heater in the arm without first trying to avoid it would constitute a violation of Rule 6.08 (b) (2).) Biggio attributes his high bean count not to any particular eagerness to suffer for the team but to the high kick with which he begins each swing, which leaves him off balance and less able to react in selfdefense when the ball ventures thighward.

His measured steps were intended to contain any sign of eagerness.

Some may even, in the softest of Roman ways, lobby for the job, although any sign of eagerness could have a negative effect.