Sentence examples for eager to correct from inspiring English sources

Journalists will be eager to correct factual mistakes, says Ritter.

Eager to correct his only defect, he takes a post tutoring the troubled son of a rich Amsterdam hotelier.

This all sounds remarkably down on comedy, an impression that – when pressed – Pascoe is eager to correct.

But this turned out to be the kind of public misperception that Mr. Allen, 65, was eager to correct.

Although the officer is eager to correct the violations, his supervisor urges him to keep a low profile and let the locals handle their own affairs.

Told by the judge that the company's statements would be "reasonably interpreted to imply something else," Mr. Sprayregen said he was eager to correct that impression.

"We are eager for the state to correct the problem".

Smaller companies are able to hire quality individuals on the relative cheap, and newly hired workers are eager to either correct past mistakes that led to their being laid-off or are eager to prove a point to the firm that laid them off through success in the new job.

Science is a competitive endeavor, and scientists would be eager to study and correct "flaws" in evolutionary theory if they existed.

While men were so eager to prove themselves on the correct side of what seemed to be an equality-of-the-sexes issue, the women I know have for the most part scratched their heads.

Furthermore, it was rather obvious that even though the participants were in the final semester of their education they considered the interview to be something of an examination, in which they were eager to provide the interviewer with correct answers.