Sentence examples for eagerness with which he 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".

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.

But he existed, and the eagerness with which he dispatched good people to their deaths means that he should be dishonored forever.

He is thoroughly romantic, again, and thoroughly representative of his age in the eagerness with which he seeks out and endeavours to assimilate every last exotic line of thought which shows any signs of vitality.

In a completely different mood, as he displays his skill at the clavier moments after his disquisition, we see him flippantly rejecting them all, in sharp contrast to the eagerness with which he has just defended them.

He turned his face from her. "Go away," he told her, and then became more exasperated by the eagerness with which she hurried off to reveal the secret to their son.

The eagerness with which she entices voters to her exhaustive buffet of often incremental policy proposals calls to mind the campaigns of her husband, former President Bill Clinton, whose wonkiness was a key selling point to voters when he was first elected in 1992.

And unlike Jake Gittes, the reluctant P.I. played by Jack Nicholson in "Chinatown," who urges the suspicious wife Mrs. Mulwray to "let sleeping dogs lie," today's young sleuths comb through databases to learn the particulars of private lives with the same sense of eagerness with which they might Google their next dates or play the latest edition of Grand Theft Auto.

The heroes and heroines in his films may not go in for many changes of scenery, but is there not something obsessive in the ease, or the eagerness, with which they shift the landscape of their own lives, as if preparing at any instant to flee?

Four years ago, they introduced open-book management and were shocked by their employees' lack of financial knowledge but also by the eagerness with which they embraced the program.