Sentence examples for ever eager for from inspiring English sources
And newspapers, ever eager for a good health scare, have happily devoted space to such stories.
Ever eager for achievements he can call his own, President Jiang Zemin is taking full credit for spearheading the space programme.
U.S. officials — ever eager for stability in the Middle East — will turn a blind eye and establish a "working relationship" with Mr. Morsi.
Modern Americans are great gourmandizers of therapy, and if we still shy away from the pity and terror that Aristotle identified as the cleansing emotions of tragedy, we are, perhaps more than ever, eager for the individual healing and collective redemption that he understood to be their outcome.
He seemed ever eager for an edge.
The French, ever eager for more rolling heads to boot up and down the Champs-Élysées, led the charge.
Always eager for a good laugh, Harrison obliged by taking his stick and poking the beehive ever-so-slightly.
Mr. Teerlink was always eager for results.
Certainly not the American public, who is ever eager to thank "our troops" for services we'd rather not know too much about.
Ever eager to sprinkle beads of approbation for the storied man he hopes to bring down, Mr. Hayworth couched his confidence in compliments.
As for the earnest Ivy League variety, ever eager to engage in serious debate over significant issues, they can always go write for "The West Wing".
