Sentence examples for generally eager from inspiring English sources

Local people are weary and generally eager to see an end to the fighting.

Arab writers have been generally eager to inform the West about their true selves.

Jude — a watchful, polite boy who is generally eager to fit in — goes back to school, his nails bright blue.

The Pew report found that Hispanics are generally eager to master English, believing it is "necessary for success in the United States".

The staff at these teahouses is generally eager to impart knowledge, and I learned a fair amount while sipping (or slurping, as this waiter recommended).

The circumstances are bleak enough that even a diplomat generally eager for a stage doesn't want to stand on this one any more.

Palestinians generally are eager to gain the benefit, but are also resentful.

Gillespie, a particularly media-savvy coach, is generally very eager to speak freely to the press after a match.

Despite the influence Fox News has over many Republicans — the megaphone of Fox News is a valuable one for Republican politicians — he is generally not eager to be seen as having any relationship with the party.

In its 25 (or 26) years, the ensemble has performed well over a hundred new scores, building and maintaining a style: these musicians are the musical equivalent of white-water rafters, and their composers have generally been eager to give them plenty to do.

I'm generally less eager to kill off the companies that have won.