In the twentieth century we have remained eager to praise, yet praise has proved difficult; although tradition and general human experience affirm that the poem is a masterpiece, and although one could hardly wish a single word changed, it seems surprisingly resistant to analysis.
"There is a sense among many Bahraini reformers that the U.S. is a bit too eager to praise progress toward dialogue and reform that has not yet happened, and that the premature praise is easing pressure on the government," said Tom Malinowski, the head of the Washington office of Human Rights Watch.
EVERY few weeks, the Haggler receives e-mail from happy customers eager to praise companies that have treated them well.
Paradoxically, he seems just as eager to praise Mies and modernism as he is to bury them.
Don't try to impress in meetings; don't start calculating how to find favour with your seniors; don't seem eager for praise and recognition; always acknowledge the contribution of others.
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He is eager to praise the loyalty of his fans, the Glamberts, appreciating that the time for a pop star to worry is when no one's camped outside their house at four in the morning; but he has seen things that disturb him, like fan fiction, the interpolation of your heroes into pornographic stories for the internet.
Many critics, particularly in the UK, were eager to praise the album, and by the end of 1971 Can played their first show in the UK.
The press may be way too eager to praise the cops, but the rise of mass media has helped countless videos of police abuse spread and gain attention.
She was eager to praise the collection ("I loved the light pastel colors this season. Very fresh!") and spill the beans on that "big" secret she's been keeping.
