Sentence examples for eagerly so from inspiring English sources

On Election Day, how eagerly so many white voters both the poorly educated and the well educated embraced the shame and fear sowed by Donald Trump.

"In later years the Lord Chamberlain's duties were modified," Kelley writes eagerly, "so the Queen could visit her divorced cousins, her divorced sister, her divorced daughter, and her two divorced sons, including the heir to the throne".

I began pressing the Next Page clicker more and more eagerly, so eagerly that my habit of page turning, learned from years of reading — which is to reach for the page corner a little early, to prepare for the movement — kicked in unconsciously.

Why do we eagerly spend so much money on building jails yet feel so comfortable cutting back basic supports for the poor and working class?

There was his father, his face eagerly expressive, so unlike his own.

Under Polish law, the defendant can ask questions directly of the witnesses, and Bala eagerly did so, his professorial inquiries often phrased to reveal the Derridean instability of their testimony.

But phone representatives also reported nearly as many bargain hunters as sellers, including one Texas man who bought T. Rowe Price's science and technology fund on Friday and eagerly did so again yesterday.

The woman is eagerly curious, so he sends her a written account of the soldier's story, which constitutes the second section.

The assumption is that once there is a richer and more intellectually stimulating offering to attract reluctant learners to put in the necessary effort to acquire and retain the knowledge they are offered, they will eagerly do so.

Some of these newer ranchers eagerly attend so-called master naturalist classes to learn how to care for their land, Dr. Hunnicutt said, but others will need convincing with cow grazing maps, spreadsheets and charts.

Why do male ballet dancers so eagerly join "Fosse"?