There's an intriguing blandness in these playlists, which come off like eager attempts to soften and humanize our Commander-in-Chief.
Her sense of humor was expressed in her correspondents' eager attempts to appeal to it, her devotion in their expressions of gratitude to her and concern for her.
The economy revived, and there were eager attempts to reform public administration, especially the process of appointment of officials, and law.
Most tellingly, Coughlin conceded that Wilson's recent troubles holding onto the ball would only make future opponents more eager to attempt to strip it from him.
He was right: the tree was tough to climb without practice, and the cops didn't seem eager to attempt it.
Eager to attempt something more artistically ambitious, Darabont set to work on an adaptation of Shawshank, crafting a screenplay which was low on action, big on characterisation, and unfashionably lacking in car chases, romance, or explosive special effects.
Sometimes eager people attempt to force a template on an activity that is not appropriate.
The interests in computer science (E3) have weak relations to slopes, suggesting that participants with an interest in computer science would be eager to attempt the classroom practice with the program visualization system.
Instead of sitting by as eager activists attempt to cure this problem by founding 1,000 new, disconnected and therefore doomed training organizations, President Obama should take stock of the committed organizations already bringing his vision to life.
These poems positively glow with earnest, eager, and enlightened attempts at genuine novelty.
