Sentence examples for evidently eager from inspiring English sources

He is not evidently eager for approval, least of all from readers and advertisers.

In Harrison, NBC has someone evidently eager to unload his opinions on former opponents and teammates.

Villa don't seem equipped to adapt to the "Brendan Rodgers way", and the evidently eager Dwight Yorke's credentials boil down to the fact that he used to play for the club.

The official Russian Information Agency, evidently eager to calm investors, did arrange a briefing for foreign journalists last month with someone who, after considerable negotiation, agreed to be identified only as "a senior Russian official".

Crashing Without Pain Shoppers who used to read text about crash-test results can now see the crashes for themselves, thanks to a Web-based insurance company that is evidently eager to draw more traffic to its site.

Others following the trial concur that, in this phase of international criminal law, judges are evidently eager to demonstrate that an accused war criminal, even a widely demonized head of state, can get a fair hearing.

Evidently especially eager to please, the Foos don't dwell too heavily on new album Sonic Highways, good as Something from Nothing and Congregation sound.

(She didn't tweet back, except to send an all-purpose "THANK YOU" to supporters; since she evidently isn't eager to be associated with this incident, it seems unnecessary to name her).

Until the end of his life, he evidently was willing, if not eager, to remain on the steep part of the learning curve, reaching out to areas far outside of his core discipline.

"Obviously they're eager.

This man, evidently a New Yorker, was friendly and eager and offered to take a picture of the "two of you," pointing at me and the stranger I was photographing.