Sentence examples for eager attention from inspiring English sources
Children are present throughout a pregnancy is a major event and Burnett devotes an earnest and eager attention to the seriousness of play.
That pleasure, that eager attention from fans, gives coaches and owners a clear reason to encourage riskier behavior, which in turn gives fans a reason to cheer more loudly, and so on.
All through his storybook run last spring, and amid all the eager attention paid him by fans and reporters, Kreider emphasized that he assumed nothing about a permanent status with the Rangers, that he was simply a rookie trying to keep a spot with the big club.
Marina's father, Dr. George Raad, an ailing cardiologist and an outspoken writer on behalf of the Palestinian cause (who, in his intellectual role and in his glamour, bears a passing resemblance to Edward Said), returns to her side, attracting the eager attention of the Palestinian Authority, whose fictionalized leaders want to make political capital out of the young boy's death.
Another, showing Jimi Hendrix enjoying the eager attentions of two hippie girls in 1967 was locked away for 30 years before being made public.
If you're eager for attention, fans and face recognition, scientific research is not for you.
But his quick leap to the top of the polls has made him the likely target for rhetorical attacks by rivals eager for attention.
Eager for attention and perfectly made up after her hourlong beauty ritual, she would giggle bashfully when truckers looked her way.
But for years the sight of a plain potato — so humble, unpromising, and eager for attention — filled me with kitchen jitters.
MOGADISHU, Somalia -- Awil Salah Osman prowls the streets of this shattered city, looking like so many other boys, with ripped-up clothes, thin limbs and eyes eager for attention and affection.
For lesser-known candidates eager for attention, sharing a stage with better-financed and well-known contenders is the one and perhaps only way of getting a high-profile moment.
