Sentence examples for eager in the from inspiring English sources

His next opponent is Lleyton Hewitt of Australia, who has appeared feisty and eager in the first two rounds.

You seem eager in the book to contrast the idealism of the American past with the moral disasters of the present.

Religion and money emerged as central themes: Mr. Hussain often seemed eager in the recordings to remind the men of their extremist sponsors while discouraging the idea that money should motivate them.

But the consequences for the party seem more predictable: while Democrats have been eager in the past to find a way to compromise with House Republicans on things like keeping the federal government from shutting down, their tears over failed immigration legislation may be more of the crocodile variety.

Noble and courteous in the pas de deux, he was eager in the allegros and, in his introspective solo, he resembled a sensitive young man who had wandered away from a party for a few minutes to express his yearnings and aspirations.

It was the perfect setting for Ike's congregation, eager in the post-civil-rights era for a share of the American dream, to shout, "I bless the rich and see myself as one of them!" In the 1970s, when African-Americans rarely played powerful roles on TV, Reverend Ike's sermons were widely broadcast on radio and television stations to an audience of millions.

But he believes psychologists "were a little too eager in promoting the program before the data were in".

David Wallace is over-eager in the ruck and it's a penalty for England.

Murray is a touch over-eager in the next point, netting after a tame return.

Today, both looked and sounded eager in Portugal, the first site of this now itinerant event, which will move to Sydney, Australia, next year.

So eager, in fact, that the White House appeared willing to ignore warnings from its own experts about rising competition in the solar panel market.