Sentence examples for expression of eagerness from inspiring English sources

Donation treatment in Swedish hospitals demands a stable relationship (SOSFS 2005: 17) and to lesbian women donation treatment is an easily accessible solution to the forming of a family; hence, the lesbian women's' positive rating of relationship satisfaction may be an expression of eagerness to be suitable as donor recipients.

And EU soldiers were sent to supervise Congo's recent election; this week, more troops flew into Kinshasa.Missions such as these are a visible expression of Europe's eagerness to play a bigger role in the world.

The disagreement between the two sides over the status of the negotiations may be an expression of the state's eagerness to get the civil suit behind it, in contrast to the four victims' determination to win the best possible settlement.

What he got back was not just a diplomatic thank-you, but an expression of Mr Bush's eagerness to work together with him on matters of shared concern, such as the base at Thule.Just possibly the niceties of the Danish constitution are not fully understood by Texans; the Danish government chose to overlook Mr Bush's message as a minor protocol gaffe.

He entered the presidency full of eagerness and with an expressed zeal to put his aims into effect.

But there are varying degrees of eagerness to sell.

There's a lot of eagerness to really get them underway.

We looked inexperienced, we lost out defensive shape out of eagerness and willingness to work hard.

I see a lot of eagerness in Millennials.

Any apprehension we may have had regarding some facilitators' lack of eagerness about online information resources was fortunately not borne out by the data.

Also, the fact that more than half of all incident patients are classified as "unspecified" might reflect a lack of eagerness to clarify the etiological subtype.