Sentence examples for kind of eager from inspiring English sources

Eos is more about this kind of eager interest than first-rate music-making.

He had a sad look of illness; at times he had a kind of eager quickness, as if he were afraid of something being left unfinished.

"I think Trump and Hillary are both crazy and I'm kind of eager to see how trump runs this b---h".

"Bonnie and Clyde" keeps the audience in a kind of eager, nervous imbalance — holds our attention by throwing our disbelief back in our faces.

Speaking by telephone from his home in Northampton, England, Mr. Moore said, "I tend to take this latest development as a kind of eager confirmation that they are still apparently dependent on ideas that I had 25 years ago".

Growing new material from old: not something which has impressed Moore, who dismissed it in the New York Times "as a kind of eager confirmation that [DC] are still apparently dependent on ideas that I had 25 years ago", and "completely shameless".

But he was also a kind of reporter, eager to present a lot of facts.

Cameron, on the other hand, no longer the brittle tyro of the first debate, projected the manner of a very British kind of conservative — eager to berate bankers for their wicked bonuses.

"The Royal Family" is rife with dualities, parallels and profane riffs on literary touchstones ranging from the Bible to Nabokov -- the kind of patterns eager undergraduates delight in fishing out of a text.

May is the kind of stubbornly eager dullard who sends guests running at a swank Manhattan party by enthusiastically burbling out the day's weather to anyone who will listen.

Gov. George W. Bush expressed regret today for not speaking out against racial and religious intolerance during a visit to Bob Jones University in South Carolina, an appearance that has come to haunt his campaign and challenge his claim to being a new kind of conservative eager to expand the Republican Party's appeal to all voters.