Sentence examples for eager to isolate from inspiring English sources

Eager to isolate the perpetrators from the larger tribe, Colonel Qaddafi pressured the Warfalla themselves to execute their own plotters.

But eventually, with the Reagan administration eager to isolate the Soviet Union, hundreds of scientists traveled between the United States and China, and the cooperation expanded to the development of torpedoes, artillery shells and jet fighters.

But Mr. Abe has so far acted with restraint, apparently eager to avoid isolating Japan in the region.

We want to isolate Ebola.

We applauded those changes, and we are not eager to see Libya once again isolated.

He found something similar behind the handsome, debonair, conformist Holden, an isolated figure both eager to please and suspicious of making close human contact.

He described the last few years as "devastating and isolating," and said he was eager to go to trial.

After a 36-year civil war that practically isolated the country from the rest of the world, Guatemalans are eager to embrace it.

In her research for the role, Jessica discovered that Julia was "innately curious" and, while isolated from the world around her by her appearance, was always eager to learn new things.

The women were so isolated by the needs of their husbands' careers, Ortiz found, they were eager to talk to him.

Everyone is eager to help".