Sentence examples for eagerness to accept from inspiring English sources
If you could guarantee that outcome to the cabinet today, most of them would take your arm off in their eagerness to accept the offer.
Facebook's apparent eagerness to accept Chinese demands was on display recently when its lobbyist, Adam Conner, told the Wall Street Journal, "Maybe we will block content in some countries, but not others".
But Formlabs's eagerness to accept funds from a Chinese investment firm backed by the country's government shows why any attempt to insulate the American technology sector from an economic adversary risks damaging the very industry it seeks to protect.
The Inquisition's secret procedures, its eagerness to accept denunciations, its use of torture, the absence of counsel for the accused, the lack of any right to confront hostile witnesses, and the practice of confiscating the property of those who were condemned and sharing it between the Inquisition, the crown, and the accusers all this inspired great terror, as indeed it was meant to do.
The swift denouement to Trump's tenure in the White House raised more than a few eyebrows in Washington, with some insiders wondering if Trump's eagerness to accept the ten-million-dollar payment indicated that his net worth was considerably smaller than he had professed.
At the same time, however, there is something abject in their eagerness to accept a transfer that tacitly acknowledges what so many Zionists believe – that the lives of the chosen [see footnote] are of hugely greater consequence than those of their unfortunate neighbours.
There was wisdom in his readiness to accept what the flesh is heir to, as well as in his eagerness to savor life to the last drop for, after all, as he put it, that is all we have.
In its eagerness to persuade Russia to accept deployment of a U.S. missile defense, the Clinton administration has all but ignored China, a nuclear power in its own right and an opponent of these systems.
