Sentence examples for exceptionally eager from inspiring English sources

Buy-in from developers will go a long way in securing a stable future for Firefox OS, and shelling out phones to some exceptionally eager creators seems like a small price to pay if the resulting apps push the Firefox OS experience forward.

But many Egyptians find themselves uncomfortably squeezed between these two extremes, appalled by the violence (which includes Islamist assaults on security forces) and not sure whom to believe.So the first episode of The Programme's new season on October 25th drew an exceptionally big and eager audience.

"Tonight's wines will be a red Premier Cru Meursault 1995 and a white Premier Cru Chablis 2001," announced Ludivine, one of the chalet's four exceptionally polite and eager young staff, perfectly turned out in black uniforms and shiny shoes.

They were all exceptionally polite, affectionate and eager to get to know me better.

A month ago, after 22-year-old Naira Rezende received her bachelor's degree in biology from Hunter College of the City University of New York, she walked away an eager and accomplished young scientist, with an exceptionally open mind.

Since this meant that exceptionally fit men delivered a display of agility, there was eager applause from the audience.

Unfortunately, you will also find that many business are eager to "help" you purchase expensive items with their credit because they charge exceptionally high interest rates.

(as future film historians will surely call it) doesn't seem to be the product of an over-eager Democratic National Committee — at least, not unless its chair, Representative Debbie Wasserman Schultz, is playing an exceptionally devious prank.

The exceptionally high award to Mr. Mikhailov was also considered a warning to Geneva's legal authorities who, in recent years, have been eager to prosecute money laundering.

Fairways are exceptionally narrow.

She's exceptionally bright.