Sentence examples for eagerness to attack from inspiring English sources

GÜNTER GRASS wrote a poem restating the widely held assumption that Israel has nuclear weapons and alleging its eagerness to attack Iran is a threat to world peace.

The Afghans were promptly halted by an explosion, most likely of their own doing; in their eagerness to attack, they had run over their own grenades.

Revkin: I don't recall exactly how or when I recognized the musicality in the phrase "liberated carbon," but that song grew out of an eagerness to attack the amazing story of humanity's energy history in a fresh way.

Strauss showed his eagerness to attack by advancing down the wicket to the spinners and brought up only his second Test half-century since last winter's Ashes.

Ose pitched himself as the most experienced politician in the room and showed an eagerness to attack his opponents, Allen and businessman John Cox of San Diego County.

More impressive with the Kings has been his eagerness to constantly attack and probe for everyone else on the floor -- and not merely Cousins.

Mr. Schundler's eagerness to display leadership soon after the attack led to a damaging gaffe when he criticized aspects of New Jersey's response during an interview in which he described his own ideas.

It's more likely Mauresmo, who was known for the striking power of her single-handed backhand and her eagerness to volley, will provide inspiration to continue attacking, as Lendl encouraged him to do.

The Pakistani military's unwillingness to move against the Haqqanis is one of the main reasons that American officials have been so rankled by Pakistan's newfound eagerness to say it suffers equally from cross-border attacks.

What happens in this deal should serve as a litmus test of how the sliding economy -- already sputtering before the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks -- will affect the networks' eagerness to pay for major sports.

The Algerians have been struck by Cameron's eagerness to travel to the country in the wake of the attack.