Sentence examples for eagerly acknowledges from inspiring English sources

Res eagerly acknowledges her debt to hard rock; she often covers AC/DC.

For Dr. Schoepp, the sudden interest in glutamate is exciting, and he acknowledges that he eagerly awaits the results of the large Lilly trial early next year.

Mr. Rattner acknowledges that "China may be totalitarian"; yet I wonder why the United States spent billions to defeat totalitarianism in the Soviet Union but has for years eagerly invested billions to prop up and legitimize China's totalitarian dictatorship.

But while Santorum and Newt eagerly displayed their Etch A Sketch props, and Democrats eagerly piled on, few seemed to acknowledge that despite all the fun of the moment, Fehnstrom is largely correct in his observation.

We are still a country that eagerly, if not desperately, accepts the labor of immigrants but is slow to acknowledge their humanity.

Publicists ran from the auditorium to make eagerly awaited cell-phone calls all over the world, though most of the nominees acknowledged they were listening live to the event.

A pundit on the Zhengzhou Evening News acknowledged this disparity, saying: "Most Chinese netizens [online communities] recognize Armstrong's contribution to society, eagerly call for 'lenient treatment' and disapprove of beating him to death with a stick".

Sir Ian McGeechan has acknowledged the threat Gloucester will pose to Bath's unbeaten Aviva Premiership run in an eagerly-awaited west country derby tomorrow.

Acknowledge, acknowledge!

George W. Bush eagerly assented.

Soccer eagerly awaits 2015.