Sentence examples for eager to think from inspiring English sources

It has been a long slog through the credit morass, and investors are understandably eager to think they are emerging onto higher ground.

Through FOI, we have engaged with a diverse group of researchers, practitioners, policymakers, and philanthropists who are eager to think and work differently in the pursuit of transformative change for children facing adversity.

But our nation's political class is so eager to think that an establishment figure would never capitulate to President Trump that the moment went by with barely a nod.

According to the story, this frog had been introduced to a tank or two at global headquarters here in New York and had devoured all the other inhabitants, and, as a result, had earned the esteem and even the empathy of the humans in the building, who were perhaps eager to think that to gather financial news you need to be voracious, even deadly.

Parents do not pay attention to the actual needs of their children and are too eager to think food is the answer.

But, many of the others were eager to think through the challenges of adapting this model to their organization, and how it might work well.

Now accessory makers are eager, even obliged, to think beyond Apple.

As a director, he seems to have been eager for people to think of him as nasty: fear of his brutal candor kept actors and technicians in line, discouraging most of them from arguing with him or trying out ideas of their own.

Having taken their side, however, Cornwell, a British journalist who directs the Science and Human Dimension Project at Jesus College, Cambridge, seems strangely eager to be thought objective, using his own difficult journey of faith to boost his credentials.

He's also energetic, approachable, and eager to get students to think through these thorny issues.

We are half-dressed, eager, and young enough to think this is cool.