Inside the studio, James, who is both clean cut and cheekily good-looking, is eagerly encouraging listeners to take part in "naked day", delivering speech to his producer Neil Sloan as if acting on stage.
If we're talking about China, the momentum is all going the other way: China is eagerly encouraging its people to consume more, to boost domestic spending as a more reliable alternative to foreign export demand.
Edwards's film is unquestionably escapist, and it eagerly encourages us not to think about how sordid and sad its characters and story actually are.
I befriended Nikos, a Greek waiter who was really a farmer, and he eagerly encouraged my enthusiasm for the music that he played every night in his taverna.
The United States government, too, has eagerly encouraged investment anywhere in the world that could provide new oil to alleviate the exceptionally tight global supply, which is a cause of high prices.
The instructors – grade four students known as Young Facilitators – eagerly engaged their interest, encouraging participation and gently correcting their mistakes.
To that end she encourages, and eagerly participates in, any creative endeavors that Ms. Aster can pin down, no matter how fleeting.
Despite encouraging phase I/II study results, however, definitive superior treatment results are still eagerly awaited.
These are basic but important questions because without the cultural norms encouraging people to share knowledge in-person, day-to-day, companies are unlikely to see those same people eagerly using knowledge-sharing platforms.
By encouraging his artists to relax in the surroundings in which they made their records (when inspiration faded or energy flagged, he would take them fishing), he established a modus operandi that was eagerly copied by young white rock musicians.
Her little son responded eagerly with questions; and the mother encouraged his outdoor curiosity with praise, patience, and more information (Wasianski 1804: 247).
