Sentence examples for eager arguments from inspiring English sources

The four and Mr. Mitchell talked about their work in a recent round-table interview at Dance Theater of Harlem, an encounter that was filled with eager arguments and exchanges and roars of laughter.

The fact is, audiences are eager for arguments and ideas, whatever their quality.

Namely, that "'There aren't as many women who want to make films.' 'Women don't have enough experience,' and: 'Women aren't as eager.' Those arguments are common in all societies," Serner says, "so I was very used to them.

Both groups were most eager to receive intelligent arguments that strongly corroborated their pre-existing views.

That is because the lawyers for both sides tend to come from law school clinics, where students are eager to practice their arguments.

Ms. Rice is described by administration officials as being frustrated at having to remain publicly silent before the commission and as being eager to make her arguments against the case that Richard A. Clarke, her former subordinate, has marshaled against her.

It is naturally eager to press the argument that reliance on American protection is no longer of any avail to small countries, that the time has come to denounce alliances and liquidate America's bases in Europe and Asia.

NFL owners ― many of whom financially supported Trump ― were eager adopters of the argument that the protests from Kaepernick, Jenkins and dozens of other players had turned off white fans.

Although eager to refute his opponents' arguments, he does so piecemeal, repeatedly returning to the same points.

Plus I am not eager to see the inevitable arguments on and off the field about what constitutes racism.

In the Black Friday case, Walmart would be more eager to defeat OSHA's arguments than to avoid the $7,000 penalty.