Sentence examples for eagerness to kill from inspiring English sources

The civilians died, the evidence suggests, because they were were made targets by mistake, or because in eagerness to kill Qaeda and Taliban fighters, Americans did not carefully differentiate between civilians and military targets.

Epstein, a devoted student of the CIA, here tracks the CIA's efforts to kill Fidel Castro, cross-cutting that narrative with the story of Lee Harvard Oswald's eagerness to make history.

Here is it, in all its eagerness to stop traffic: "After killing the red-haired man, I took myself off to Quinn's for an oyster supper".

So its eagerness to crack down on zero-days is hardly surprising.

The first is that he has been doing a rope-a-dope, using Huhne's eagerness to go for the kill against him, patiently waiting for his opponent to make a fatal mistake (and what has become known as the "Calamity Clegg" debacle was surely that), and then skipping home to victory.

In fact, he's repeatedly voiced an eagerness to begin cracking down on legal states.

West quickly deduced that explaining the killer's unusual eagerness to avoid harming his victims before he killed them was the key to the murderer's mental make-up.

Mr. Balagueró is so overtaken by his villain that he becomes like César, displaying an eagerness to play the role of tormentor, which kills both the movie's pleasure and its flickering political subtext.

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

Obama is a principled man, but he is also a calculating and opportunistic politician, as evidenced, most recently, by his eagerness to exploit the anniversary of Osama bin Laden's killing.

This is probably down to over eagerness to get to the green.