Sentence examples for certainly not eager from inspiring English sources
Volodya says that he isn't hassled much anymore, though police in Irkutsk are certainly not eager to talk about their approach to needle exchange or narcotics.
"I certainly was not eager to bail out Wall Street, and I had no reason to want to bailout Wall Street itself," he told USA Today.
For once the government did not try to bury the news, but they certainly were not eager to highlight the figures which show that our emissions continue to rise and that we are nowhere near a path towards reaching our Paris commitment to reduce emissions by 26% from 2005 level by 2030.
They certainly aren't eager to pour in more money, especially when the net returns just aren't there any more.
Diplomats the world over are eager – certainly not pressured – to throw money your way.
"Creating the show was certainly not without risk, and we're eager to see how it is received," he wrote.
Certainly not the American public, who is ever eager to thank "our troops" for services we'd rather not know too much about.
Few Russians — and certainly not Prime Minister Vladimir Putin's many business class partners — are eager to go back to the bad-old days of isolation.
I had certainly read about the sexual revolution in magazines like Time, and I was nothing if not eager to take it beyond the theoretical.
We were not eager to sell, because we believed the value of the business would almost certainly increase with successful trials and new distribution deals.
