Sentence examples for indeed eager to from inspiring English sources
The company was clearly willing – indeed eager – to hear criticism.
Indeed, eager to improve her chances for advancement, she began university studies by correspondence on her own time, and eventually got a degree, but to no avail.
"That will be the last place that we capture," he said, citing fears of civilian casualties and the concentration of Taliban forces and foreign fundamentalist volunteers willing, indeed eager, to fight to the death.
During a lengthy interview at his offices at Cox's headquarters here, Mr. Kennedy, 54, dressed in khakis, a sports shirt and a pullover, said the company was indeed eager to expand its cable operations.
She did hate her mother's adviser John Conroy – "the Arch-Fiend" – who was indeed eager to get his hands on royal cash and power, and probably inspired her mother's birthday present to her of a copy of King Lear.
The president's most explicit effort to sell Mr. Gore as a presidential-scale leader came in a personal testimony to him as "one strong leader" who is capable, indeed eager to make "tough choices".
Indeed, Krugman was so eager to fend off any analysis of the Group of Four's attacks that he competed with himself rhetorically as to what inner circle of Hell any supporter of Friedman should be consigned.
Indeed, traffickers there have been so eager to exchange their dollars for pesos that Colombia may be the only country in the world in which the black market rate for dollars is lower than the legal rate.
The brigade members are willing -- indeed eager -- to sacrifice not only the lives of their supposed oppressors, but their own humanity as well.
Indeed Congress, eager to deprive Mr Obama of glory or share in it and sensitive to the fears of Israel's prime minister, could prove a sticking point.Hope is not lost, however.
Indeed Congress, eager to deprive Mr Obama of glory or share in it and sensitive to the fears of Israel's prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, could prove a sticking point.
