Sentence examples for eagerness it from inspiring English sources

Perhaps to compensate, Washington bristles with ebullience and eagerness; it's hard to detect smoldering rage even when he talks about it.

And while most people remain untouched by such faith, the apocalyptic eagerness it embodies is all too familiar.

I wonder if he sensed my eagerness and it repelled him.

This year's cross-country team ran with such eagerness that it made the state championships.

Call it freshman eagerness, or call it nervousness.

Its ideas are unified by the author's genuine fascination with his material and his eagerness to follow it wherever it leads, even when it goes half-mad.

It creates an eagerness to fight; it's an aggression that stems out of insecurity".

Inexperience could at least explain his over-eagerness, but it was common throughout the side.

A doctor in Latakia, who asked not to be identified for safety reasons, said the government appeared to have kept the episode relatively quiet, a surprise given its eagerness to highlight what it identifies as opposition atrocities and its cooperation with Human Rights Watch, which said officials did not impede access or sit in on interviews.

But the Ravel was given a polished, carefully nuanced performance, and it's easy to understand the musicians' eagerness to perform it again, given that their last reading was to an audience of 3- to 6-year-olds.

Not the Obama administration, which appears to have misread the market in its eagerness to proclaim that it was creating green jobs.