Sentence examples for eager to commit the from inspiring English sources

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.

The source material is a book by a Newsweek journalist who covered the case, and the author becomes a character in the film (played by Kate Beckinsale), as does a film-maker (Daniel Bruhl), eager to commit the case to celluloid.

After soliciting introductions from their network, and lots of back and forth, they find two investors eager to commit the entirety of the round.

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.

When kids are familiar with the stories and the songs, they're eager to commit to this ambitious project.

You're smart and energetic, and you're eager to commit both of those attributes to moving ahead.

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.

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.

Mr. Rangel acknowledges that his initial goal in introducing his measure was to stir opposition to the war in Iraq, his point being that privileged Americans -- including politicians -- would be far less eager to commit troops if their own sons and daughters had to fight alongside those who join the military to get ahead.

Previously neglected companies are able to tap new sources of capital supplied by rich investors eager to commit.