Sentence examples for less eagerness from inspiring English sources

Now we have suffered terribly, and we seem to be responding with far less eagerness for war.

They often just have less eagerness to fight.

As for the puns, they seem to me less an eagerness to entertain than a true writerly obsession.

The prudence of other clubs, meanwhile, has been less to do with eagerness to satisfy Uefa than their sheer inability to splurge as before.

The precise details matter less than the growing eagerness of coalition insiders to tweak Plan A.The markets also want growthFretful loyalists worry that the chancellor currently prefers "clever wheezes" to nudge the private sector into spending, involving off-balance-sheet credit guarantees and the like.

Sweetness is not this gifted comedian's strong suit, and in its place Mr. Kattan offers a desperate eagerness to please, a far less charming quality.

What is less clear, they say, given Syria's eagerness to speed an American military withdrawal from Iraq, is whether they have put all possible barriers into the insurgents' path.

Such doubts about the place of your own culture in the world and an eagerness to embrace the Other are less fervent elsewhere, but not uncommon.

Where in the first series Tony Gates was seduced by Kate's no-nonsense charm and eagerness to please, Denton was far less readily swayed.

Christine Eibs Singer, a registered Democrat who had asked about global warming, was less measured in her assessment: "I respected his eagerness to tackle different issues, but he seemed to be short on specifics.

As early as last summer at least one regular inside the Bayern boardroom was talking about the club's eagerness to appoint a more easy-going, less draining replacement.