Last week, a letter signed by nearly every Democratic member of the House of Representatives conveyed eagerness for a NAFTA rewrite they could support and the necessity of strong labor standards to be able to do so.
In the handful of Azmi films I've seen, the actress somehow conveys an eagerness to be heard, no small feat, since the put-upon characters she portrays often cope with punishing chauvinism and class awareness -- conditions that undoubtedly have informed her own consciousness and compelled her to work for change.
Mr. Sanders took the microphone first, in fighting form, thrashing Donald J. Trump's proposals to grant tax breaks to wealthy Americans and conveying his eagerness to work with a "President Clinton".
As with all other luxury hotels in Moscow, the staff at the Kempinski is multilingual and performs all duties, from delivering your dry cleaning to instructing you how to negotiate with a cab driver, in a way that conveys a genuine eagerness to help.
Eagerness conveys enthusiasm and is followed with an infinitive.
The good-looking Mr. Gunn, in a blond wig that may be a mistake, affectingly conveys Billy's boyish eagerness and innocence.
Sheila was walking backward ahead of him along the path, in her eagerness to convey to him the truth about her parents.
In their eagerness to convey consolation, nurses are at risk of violating their patients' autonomy due to the asymmetrical nature of the nurse-patient relationship.
But Mr. Ovenden, a British actor making his Broadway debut, smoothly conveys the craven passivity and eagerness to please of a young academic destined to be ruled by mentors.
Fontaine was superb, conveying all the apprehension and eagerness to please that her character (who is never named) feels.
Ms. Shah's dancing combined dignity and grace, and her darting arms and happy whirls conveyed a sense of mounting eagerness.
