Sentence examples for eager to devote from inspiring English sources

The aging Andrew Carnegie was eager to devote his time to philanthropy.

Mr. Lopardo said in a statement he was "eager to devote more time" to his family and "other outside interests".

Mr. Klein was known to be eager to devote his full attention to education and in recent months had shifted much of his emphasis back to that area.

Young cell and molecular biologists are eager to devote their scientific careers to investigating cell differentiation, a process that will surely provide us with valuable information about stem cells and their use in generating new tissues and organs.

So many women and men appeared at her door eager to devote their lives to Taoism that after accepting 15 teenage girls, she had to turn the rest away, unable to accommodate them.

He was so eager to devote himself to the development of the newly founded People's Republic of China that he couldn't even wait to receive the award of his PhD certificate.

"They are eager to give".

At the job fair, Mr. Levy focused less on the teacher shortage, which he called "terrible," and more on "the auditorium full of eager young people here to devote themselves to a special calling".

He remained as ever devoted to his family and his friends, eager to philosophise and to argue, devoted to his church and his political causes, impervious to prevailing fashion.

The Rand novel was published in 1957 and it apparently has a devoted readership eager to believe in the free mind solving all problems.

Instead, Mr. Wayne depicts Jonny as a complicated, searching boy, by turns innocent and sophisticated beyond his years, eager to please and deeply resentful, devoted to his unusual talent and aware of both its rewards and its costs.