Sentence examples for are eager to explain from inspiring English sources

The museum staff are eager to explain in child-friendly terms all about this fascinating period.

But lawyers for the officers, whose trial on murder charges begins on Monday, say they are eager to explain, for the first time, what happened on Feb. 4 when they fired a fusillade of 41 bullets at Mr. Diallo as he stood unarmed in the vestibule of a Bronx apartment building.

Tesco is eager to explain.

Daniel Abella is eager to explain the Valis Experience.

Like many embattled humanists, Deresiewicz is eager to explain why he is not a scientist.

Having come under considerable fire for slowing Ashcroft's anti-terrorism legislation, Leahy was eager to explain his position.

Before Poulides emerged, some people on Twitter were eager to explain to Adam Jones that he was overreacting.

The affable, talkative attorney is unabashed about his fascination with Hitler and is eager to explain the Nazi leader's relevance to politics in the Philippines today.

The Bush administration is eager to explain America's war, eager for the Arabs and the Pakistanis to accept the justness of its military actions.

He's eager to explain that "it's not at all the case I feel people have been prejudiced against me.

Mr. Cai is eager to explain that he is committed to giving Chinese workers their leisure time while sparing the country's transportation system and tourist sites the madness of mass travel.