Sentence examples for eagerness to experiment from inspiring English sources

Toyota's eagerness to experiment helps it clear the hurdles that stand in the way of achieving near-impossible goals.

With wry flair, they combine technical perfection with subtle, deniable showmanship and an eagerness to experiment with Northern California's agricultural bounty.

Artists like Marc Vigil, a well-known Spanish television director who moved to Mexico City in October, said that compared with Spain, Mexico was teeming with life and an eagerness to experiment.

"There's a sustained eagerness to experiment, to find new forms, to find new ideas to develop utopian solutions to the many ills in the city," Ms. Teagle said in an interview.

The show, at the Red Room in the East Village, consists of two one-acts by Marc Chun, a young writer with an eagerness to experiment and a facility with the language and events of American middle-class life.

What linked these architects was not so much a similar approach as a shared attitude: brashness, love of color and strange materials, an eagerness to experiment with unusual shapes.

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

But this book also understands the seriousness of these early experiments and the confusion they engendered: Was the eagerness to make a first crossing of the English Channel a sporting, scientific or diplomatic matter?

But her eagerness to return was evident.

His eagerness to move on was palpable.

Eagerness to fill the newly vacated space?