Sentence examples for eager to recognize from inspiring English sources

Shaul Bakhash, an Iran scholar at George Mason University in Virginia, said Mr. Kharrazi's visit showed that Iraq's leaders were eager to recognize the importance Iran, with its 800-mile border with Iraq, its trading possibilities and its Shiite faith, will have in Iraq's future.

We're both willing and eager to recognize our silly stuff, apologize, and then move on.

The book seems to be aimed at the younger reader, for whom the great names are but dimly recognized, and who is eager to know more.

A businessman and an inventor, he was eager to be recognized as a patron of culture.

The idea is that you want them to recognize that you are eager to give them what they want and that you can be directed easily.

Although Alaric was eager for peace, the Western emperor Flavius Honorius refused to recognize his requests for land and supplies.

Some conservatives are so eager to manufacture traitors that they have yet to recognize that, post-Sept.

Recently Republican senators have announced that they are eager to avoid confirming a justice who would vote to recognize a constitutional right to gay marriage.

Namely it was important to recognize that surgeons have not been eager to integrate palliative care, which can include ACP, into their work.

The last thing the Chinese want to do - and the thing they should be eager to do - is recognize the Dalai Lama's legitimacy, and to bolster his leadership of the Tibetan community worldwide, so they can snap up the once-in-a-lifetime (literally) compromise he offers.

"Normand got excited about all these unknown wild things that grow in Quebec, things he didn't recognize but was eager to discover," Brouillard says.