Sentence examples for eager to commit from inspiring English sources
You're smart and energetic, and you're eager to commit both of those attributes to moving ahead.
Bannon loathed McMaster, deriding him as a "globalist" who was all too eager to commit troops to foreign conflicts in which America had little strategic interest.
McCain explicitly rejected this idea, and yet he wasn't eager to commit American troops to humanitarian missions that could easily turn into military nightmares like Somalia.
Even as some politicians praised the mayor for his candor, they did not seem eager to commit to the idea of assembling scorecards of their own.
Fortunately, the ecclesiastical scholars were not as hostile to the native lore as were their counterparts abroad, and they appear to have been eager to commit it to writing.
As far as he could see, the prisoners he was guarding, most of 18 or 19 who had gone A.W.O.L for prolonged periods, or had disobeyed direct orders, remained not only unrepentant but eager to commit the same offences again the first chance they got.
"They are eager to give".
But, while conservatives seem to be winning most of the political battles lately, my sense is that most Americans are not eager at the moment to commit more troops or money to foreign wars, and that it would be a surprising mistake for conservatives to identify themselves with that platform.
