Sentence examples for eager to debate from inspiring English sources

Throughout the college event, Mr. Santorum seemed eager to debate, often at length, with the students.

Haugen is far more eager to debate his human-rights colleagues on the question of engaging with the police.

One of his professors, Geoffrey Stone, recalled him as a confident student who was "always eager to debate".

Clinton, for her part, was eager to debate Sanders in New Hampshire, were she trailed him, prior to that state's primary, the first in the nation.

I feared Chile would be boring and mired in its past-instead, I found a country of people eager to debate about their future.

Outreach workers have learned by now not to engage with hecklers who are eager to debate the merits of Obamacare, a term many advocates refrain from using.

Mr. Boughton is so eager — and so eager to preclude debate — that he used the city's emergency-alert telephone system last week to "poll" Danbury's citizens on the issue.

Senators are set to return to the Capitol on Monday, and Republican leaders are eager to begin debate in the Senate on health care, perhaps as early as Tuesday.

Six months after the Internet Blackout, Public Knowledge's Art Brodsky is eager to resurrect debate over long-shelved legislation: the Stop Online Piracy Act and the PROTECT IP Act.

I won't even waste my time trying to shut people up". Young was the opposite, eager to stimulate debate by happily putting himself No. 1 on the list of greatest shooters of all time.

Many in Trump's circle are eager to renew debate over the ban, which has been popular among Trump's supporters, after several days of questions about the White House's ties to Russia and a weekend in which Trump made unsubstantiated charges that President Obama was tapping his phones during the presidential campaign.