Sentence examples for eagerness with which from inspiring English sources

I loathed him for the doggy eagerness with which he came sniffing out our fight.

I especially knew not to comment on the eagerness with which he called his stepfather "Dad".

Kiev were taken aback, in the seventh minute, by the eagerness with which Robert Pires broke.

The eagerness with which Capulet and his wife court Count Paris as their prospective son-in-law bespeaks their desire for social advancement.

First, the eagerness with which small shareholders, 3m of them, snapped up shares in Deutsche Telekom, the former state-owned telecoms monopoly.

The eagerness with which he accepted the absurdity of the edict that will prevent him selecting foreign-based players like Steffon Armitage does not augur well.

Giuliani approaches foreign policy in the same mood of barely restrained eagerness for confrontation with which, as mayor of New York, he went after criminals.

The eagerness and recklessness with which we devour theories about gender suggest a hungry imagination, waiting to feed on ideas of real substance.

Wells was also, like many progressives of his time, a believer in eugenics, and he could write with disconcerting eagerness about which categories of human beings would be put to death in his utopian state.

The vigor with which fellow cardinals and Vatican spokesmen heralded this suggested their eagerness for a new image for the church and their understanding that the pivot from Benedict XVI to Francis — from furs to frugality — might provide it.

The ease with which the first 30 lots sold, leaving only two paintings unwanted, said as much about the buyers' eagerness as about Sotheby's specialists talent at putting the probable value on the works on offer.