Sentence examples for forever eager from inspiring English sources

Sometimes "hidden hands" stands for any number of foreign or local conspiracies carried out by corrupt or disgruntled apparatchiks of one stripe or another who are forever eager to tarnish and discredit the public trust.

Or perhaps China would jump in the game as Beijing is forever eager to acquire new sources to fill its ever-increasing appetite for oil?

It found an eager readership.

In a time of global recession during which newspapers are struggling to survive, Mumsnet is thriving, erecting no paywall, remaining free to all, forever inundated with eager advertisers.

Forever curious and eager to learn more about the world of health, medicine and science.

(There are also disturbing signs lately that the Iraqi Sunnis, who have dominated Iraq forever and are not eager to see Iraqi Shiites rule, are recruiting Sunni Arab fighters from around the region, particularly from Wahhabi groups in Saudi Arabia, to join the battle against the U.S).

Eager to rid ourselves forever of multiple remote controls, we bought a portable touch pad for the television room that does the job of six.

When soviet communism failed and the Iron Curtain fell, everyone was eager to bury communism forever.

Does the fact the he will stop in Havana on his way to the US (in September) infuriate those eager to demonize Cuba forever?

Rickman's performance as Benson proves a lasting tribute to what has made him so iconic a performer; encapsulating the weariness of tussling between eager military and flummoxing political branches, forever living under the shadow of a ticking clock.

It is likely that only a handful of cases from Guantánamo are truly as difficult as some fear, but a national security court would exist forever and would likely prove an irresistible avenue for prosecutors eager to secure convictions.