Sentence examples for eagerness to push from inspiring English sources

This explains the government's eagerness to push ahead with the Chinese bauxite-mining project, despite widespread criticism from scientists and generals (as well as bloggers).

The playwright Sarah Ruhl, whose own brilliantly fabulist imagination brings Churchill to mind, pointed to Churchill's eagerness to push the boundaries of what theatre can do.

The movies' new eagerness to push the envelope in 1967 is illustrated in different ways by "Bonnie and Clyde" and "The Graduate".

Her work bears comparison to that of her contemporaries in Iran – deceptively casual, studied cinematography, realistic performances and an eagerness to push the dramatic envelope.

Despite this eagerness to push others to the fore, Nintendo's recent unwillingness to stray far from characters and series first developed by Miyamoto is worrying.

They targeted Gregory van der Wiel, whose eagerness to push up the flank left tantalising space at his back for Neymar, in particular, to exploit.

"His eagerness to fight sometimes hurts his negotiation," Richardson says.

They often just have less eagerness to fight.

To push".

Obama's eagerness to keep his campaign promise, the military's view that reducing troops meant a loss of face, Clinton's decision to align with Gates, and Holbrooke's inability to influence the White House staff all ultimately conspired to push Obama toward the surge.

You have to push and push".