Sentence examples for eagerness for change from inspiring English sources
ONCE again, Iranians have shown their eagerness for change.
The article also misidentified a game being played in a souk where Libyans openly expressed eagerness for change.
On other days, in the atrium of an old Ottoman building, among caged songbirds, men pulling on shisha pipes and playing fast-paced games of backgammon spoke almost casually of their eagerness for change.
The openness and support of thought and different perspectives, the willingness to engage with a world beyond our own and an eagerness for change – that was what I experienced.
He won by a landslide in terms of parliamentary seats, but not in terms of votes; despite all the hype and supposed eagerness for change, fewer people voted for Labour in 1997 than had elected John Major's government at the previous poll in 1992.
Still, given the recent record — including the President's eagerness for "regime change" elsewhere in the A. of E. and Secretary of Defense Rumsfeld's pointed reference to America's ability to fight two regional wars at once — the Pyongyang regime's paranoia may not be wholly delusional.
At the outset, when confronted with diagnosis and expectations of goals and objectives, elevated eagerness for behavior change conflicts with overwhelming skepticism about fulfillment of treatment goals.
But some say in its eagerness to change, Paramount has been overpaying for projects.
Most of those who contributed to the research felt that they had not been sufficiently prepared for the micropolitics of leadership – but there is an eagerness to change this.
The Renaissance in the 14th, 15th, and 16th centuries was much more than just a reviving of interest in Greek and Roman culture; it was rather a change of outlook, an eagerness for discovery, a desire to escape from the limitations of tradition and to explore new fields of thought and action.
Going underground Shuffled, not stirred Toil and trouble Unforgiving history ReprintsBehind the government's eagerness for Asia is the pace of the region's economic change.
