Sentence examples for eagerness to explain from inspiring English sources
Mr. Chirac at times looked extremely uncomfortable even as he professed his eagerness to explain himself to the people.
Buffett is unique in many respects, and one of them is his eagerness to explain how and why he does what he does.
The accumulating large sample of mass murderers and their eagerness to explain themselves in print and videos provides a rich data base.
There is also a certain over-eagerness to explain, with two words or more sometimes doing the work of one.
The administration is using the trends to explain its eagerness to bolster American support for the Asia-Pacific region, which is nervous about Beijing's intentions but fearful of antagonizing China.
Seeking to explain the eagerness of the well-to-do to join the loving-hands-at-home movement, David E. Monn, a New Yorker who writes about home entertaining, used a familiar metaphor.
Though the constitution protects press freedom, there is no mention of a right to leak classified information: hence the pitiless prosecutions of those who have done so.This divide also helps to explain Mr Holder's eagerness to charge companies, rather than individual employees, under criminal law.
That eagerness to appease could explain Donald Sutherland's performance as Father Mapple, the preacher who delivers his homily about Jonah and the whale from a pulpit shaped like a ship's prow.
Osborne's eagerness to factor an extra £3.5 billion into his autumn budget goes some way to explaining why government ministers got involved in cracking carrier heads together in September — to ensure the spectrum auction was not delayed by further legal action.
He also said that sometimes books which are publicized as future movies fail to get made into a film, which may explain the eagerness to attach a specific name to the project in advance.
