Sentence examples for eagerness that from inspiring English sources

"Syria is eager to engage with the West," he said, "an eagerness that was never perceived by the Bush White House.

Such was the buyers' eagerness that "Le Repos" swiftly ascended to $9.88 million, exceeding the high estimate.

"Same time?" With an eagerness that might have been purely polite but which she sensed was not, he nodded.

Even after his persona evolved into the magisterial manner of the Duke, Wayne never lost the eagerness that was his first discernible trait.

Even now, a mother of two teenagers, she has an irrepressible girlish eagerness that is endearing and, despite her flinty ambition, vulnerable.

She even has the answer to Freud's query about what women want, which she states with some eloquence: "Ardor, an erotic eagerness that goes beyond the physical.

Tallon was known for his impetuous appealing - "he was often roaring before he had studied facts and it was his over-eagerness that brought about the shocking decision" - and this caused an umpiring controversy.

Brockie's main concern beforehand had been that his young players might be unnerved by the thought of the millions watching on television but it was over-eagerness that seemed to be the main danger; one early break saw Mansfield surge into the Harrogate half with a two-man advantage.

Adding to the eagerness is that Mr. Bush and his team had no vocal defender in the presidential campaign last year, when even the Republican nominee, Senator John McCain of Arizona, often attacked their stewardship.

His frenetic eagerness hinted that he might, indeed, hold all the energy of the cosmos inside his being.

One sign of the Iranians' new eagerness was that they did not bicker about the location of the next meeting, the official said.