Sentence examples for eagerness to associate from inspiring English sources

I also think that excessive eagerness to associate natural selection with selfishness an error Darwin avoided has distorted reality in a way that creates unnecessary suspicion of science in general and evolutionary biology in particular.

But they are also responding to a growing eagerness of people to associate themselves with Vietnam, whether they were there or not.

Lately, his eagerness to be associated with descending offending graphs has extended back through history to embrace the end of Livingstone's second term.

The authors of this study understand that excitement is an emotional state associated with the eagerness to play the day of a sport event; however, in Brazilian Portuguese, it represents primarily sexual arousal, which is clearly what the scale does not assesses.

Still, the generals were also eager to disavow any eagerness to return to political power.

During his interview with CNN, Giuliani expressed an eagerness to lead the Justice Department, saying that as a former associate attorney general and U.S. attorney in New York, "there's probably nobody that knows" the place better than he does.

Ms Guillem is still, as a dancer, most strongly and memorably associated with the piece.Her versatility and eagerness to try new things have, incontestably, marked her out as unique in her dance generation.

On the bright side of Côte d'Ivoire's political turnover is the story of a child formerly associated with armed groups in 2002 who has forgotten his anger and eagerness to seek revenge for the death of his parents.

The current incarnation of Rudy Giuliani lacks many qualities associated with him when he was mayor of New York City: moderation, tolerance, and an eagerness to cross party lines.

But her eagerness to return was evident.

His eagerness to move on was palpable.