Sentence examples for eager to destroy from inspiring English sources

By disqualifying openly pious politicians like Mr Erdogan, the generals risk strengthening the very enemies they are eager to destroy.

It was a perilous industry: captains eager to destroy the competition routinely pushed engines beyond their limits.

"The man the public saw, on the other hand, was often ruthless and seemingly eager to destroy anyone who got in his way".

But a public that was appreciative of the uplifting demeanor of the Kennedys in their official lives was not eager to destroy it through unseemly probing.

As a scientist and a journalist focusing on climate (and the parent of two toddlers who will one day have to live in the world Trump seems eager to destroy), I can't sit by and watch this happen.

Congress is eager to destroy any nuclear deal Obama might reach with Iran, though a deal continues to be elusive, and Obama rejoinders with a vow to veto new sanctions.

No prior presidential candidate was quite as eager to defund, destroy and decimate federal support for all things public -- from public infrastructure (our roads, buildings and sewers), to public transportation, public policing, public education, public health, public parks, public regulation of commerce, a public energy grid, public access to water and adequate food supply.

Where an endless table of arts and crafts sits eager to be destroyed with glue, paint and eraser debris I don't have to clean up.

Bombs are the best way if you do not want to spend your cash, or you are short on cash but too eager to start destroying Grox.

Because of this mystery, the Iran-North Korea relationship is ripe for exploitation, particularly by those who are eager to find a hammer to destroy the impending nuclear agreement with Iran.

Eager to sacrifice low-income children to please teachers unions, the Justice Department wants to destroy Wisconsin's school choice program.