Sentence examples for eager to demonstrate the from inspiring English sources

"The satellite is at present over Kansas," he explains, eager to demonstrate the power of his outer-space warhead.

Nonetheless, she was eager to demonstrate the safety of her process and to comply with all regulations.

Following an alarming glass bridge cracking incident at the Yuntai mountain in northern Henan in 2015, authorities in Zhangjiajie were eager to demonstrate the safety of the structure when it opened.

In the 1970's and 80's, many travelers were amazed when lost wallets or even plastic combs were returned to them by Chinese eager to demonstrate the strength of their country's moral fiber.

But in a crowded presidential field, where candidates are eager to demonstrate the enthusiasm behind their campaigns, early fund-raising hauls offer bragging rights, at least for a moment.

Diplomats believe that, having committed himself to a policy of seeking accord with the United States, Mr. Gorbachev is eager to demonstrate the correctness of his course and to preclude domestic charges that he allowed Mr. Reagan to outmaneuver him.

It did so after the 2004 tsunami in the Indian Ocean, and it is eager to demonstrate that kind of ability again.

Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, the majority leader, was eager to demonstrate that the Senate was ready to move on any idea presented by the White House or the House even as things seemed to be careening toward failure on Thursday.

As the prince walked through the building, he was greeted by managers eager to demonstrate how the new technology would improve telephone service, Internet access and television and radio reception.

In Beijing, officials have been eager to demonstrate that the government was doing everything possible first to respond to the disaster and then to protect the health of its economically and politically sensitive fishing industry, which employs 14 million people.

A failure there would be a serious embarrassment for the Iraqi government and for the army, as well as for American forces eager to demonstrate that the Iraqi units they have trained can fight effectively on their own.