Sentence examples for eagerness to replace the from inspiring English sources
An eagerness to replace the rule of law by this rule of public prejudice is one of the most gut-wrenchingly illiberal features of this government.
It is a contest in which eagerness to replace President Bush looms large and voters say the battered economy is their chief concern.
Trump's eagerness to replace Obamacare implies that he could be considering Price's previous repeal proposal to be a blueprint for a new plan, Manan Trivedi, an internal medicine physician and president of the NPA, said at the press conference.
The reason I pick on the Jibril-Clinton meeting is because it reminds me of a common phenomenon I ran into during my years as a foreign correspondent: an American eagerness to believe Men In Suits, especially when they want the U.S. to put them in power to replace someone the U.S. doesn't like.
The bid leaders wanted to replace Paris's reputation for arrogance with one of eagerness.
But Acyl died on 19 July, replaced by Acheikh ibn Oumar, and the CDR was antagonized by Habré's eagerness to unify the country, which led him to overrun the CDR's domains.
Eagerness to fill the newly vacated space?
An eagerness to discuss the flowers of Central Park.
The eagerness to be the first with the news often leads to information going unchecked.
The accent, the warm smiles, the eagerness to please, the excitement for all things Derby.
