Sentence examples for eager energy from inspiring English sources

Thomas Carroll, the cellist in the Shostakovich, dug in and worried the music with eager energy.

Or wrest knowing postmodern laughs from the desperate, eager energy of minstrel shows.

Ravelstein was one of those large men — large, not stout — whose hands shake from a tremendous eager energy.

They achieved their win despite being blunted, both by QPR's eager energy and their own injury problems.

When a reporter asked if he thought that Trump shared those doubts, Macron's eager energy seemed, for a second, to flag.

Dutifully, but also with sparks of playful, eager energy, he played period golden boys in "The Patriot" and "A Knight's Tale," a misbegotten (but not entirely unenjoyable) entry in the ever-silly costume-action genre.

Wily middlemen, Chinese eager for energy sources and Europeans looking for a way back to the old days, when Iran was a major source of trade, will see their chance to leap the barriers.

He has dealt with some pretty ugly stuff over the years — poverty and violence in "Slumdog Millionaire"; heroin addiction in "Trainspotting"; flesh-craving zombies in "28 Days Later" — but almost always with an eager, exuberant energy that makes his films invigorating rather than depressing.

Given the glut of recent heist pictures -- including some with breathtakingly original titles like "Heist" and "The Score" -- you may wonder why anyone would have bothered with this one, but "Collinwood" has an eager, slapdash energy that makes it hard to be too sorry that they did.

Given the glut of recent heist pictures -- including those with such breathtakingly original titles as "Heist" and "The Score" -- you may wonder why anyone would have bothered with this one, but "Collinwood" has an eager, slapdash energy that makes it hard to be too sorry that someone did.

China is eager to secure energy resources that it considers essential for its future growth.