Sentence examples for eagerness to conduct from inspiring English sources

In their eagerness to conduct an orderly trial, the senators may choose to defer to him rather than squabble over procedural rules; knowing this, Mr Rehnquist may press his advantage.

They felt responsibility and eagerness to take care of them.

Moreover, regarding Münsterberg's self-professed eagerness to investigate alleged supernormal phenomena, James revealed to Edward Titchener on 21 May 1899: My colleagues for the most part, when invited, have simply refused to see Mrs. Piper [whom James had hosted to conduct a series of experiments].

Participants' eagerness to actively engage in the workshop conducted in a location where there are few educational opportunities encouraged a positive learning environment for participants from a range of social, cultural, religious and professional backgrounds.

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

After declaring his eagerness to testify, Mr Blagojevich did not take the stand.

The military services industry currently is trending towards establishing a "code of conduct," which is a positive sign of its eagerness to problem-solve.

And his eagerness to bring the two together is everywhere apparent: on huge video screens at Braves games, where he is captured conducting the Atlanta Symphony in a Braves uniform; on bus ads, billboards and light-pole posters.

Rory Macdonald conducts the score with skill, yet with not quite enough character to dispel a suggestion of cosiness and eagerness to please.

But her eagerness to return was evident.

His eagerness to move on was palpable.