Sentence examples for doubly eager from inspiring English sources

Rail shippers, whose fleets are aged, were doubly eager to buy fresh rolling stock.

Q-q-quite so, as he would say, with the stutter that made him seem eager and doubly endearing or, according to prejudice, doubly a buffoon.His style, lucid and jargon-free, was aimed at the intelligent common reader, but the clever men in other English departments attacked him because he laid down no system and had no followers.

He, or she, has punched all the right buttons, telling of losers, abusers, cross-dressers, and crackpots, enabling eager readers to feel doubly validated in their response.

You feel it doubly.

Doubly so, in fact.

It is doubly abhorrent to Republicans, who oppose any new taxes, and who fear that the "painless" efficiency of VAT may make the American government too eager to spend.

Pearl was doubly vulnerable.

It is doubly daft.

This is doubly beneficial.

It's doubly red.

This was doubly stupid.