Sentence examples for even anxious to from inspiring English sources

So I was more than a little curious, perhaps even anxious, to discover my test results.

Jerry is initially amazed that George is perfectly willing, even anxious to drive Jerry home.

To the end, he was growing, exploring, questioning, developing, willing and even anxious to accept intellectual and spiritual challenges which would have (and indeed have) frightened younger men".

"What I've learned from the OWN experience is that our audience overwhelmingly prefers programs featuring people who are willing, even anxious, to break down in front of a camera," said the mega-star.

Most people are a little reluctant or even anxious about having to talk to complete strangers, says Yeung.

Now boat owners are even more anxious to get out on the water.

When the program appeared to run out of money, dealers became even more anxious to get the clunkers off their lots quickly.

Mr Chávez is even more anxious to prop up Mr Ortega since his other Central American ally, Manuel Zelaya in Honduras, was overthrown in a coup last year.Nobody expects Nicaragua's army to intervene as its counterpart in Honduras did.

And Hezbollah is perhaps even more anxious to gird itself for future challenges to its primacy in Lebanon, especially if a Sunni-led revolution triumphs next door in Syria.

"Later on, many of my older friends who returned from Europe during World War II told me about their adventures in Europe, which just made me even more anxious to go overseas".

They're even more anxious to deny a rumour that the group was conceived by two male managers, who supposedly recruited the girls through an ad in the Stage, then lodged them in Berkshire while they worked on their act.