Sentence examples for more anxious for from inspiring English sources

A few are more anxious for their offspring to go out and get jobs.

Republicans, with a nervous eye on the polls, may be more anxious for a deal than they let on.

But, while keen for the EU to play a bigger part, he is also more and more anxious for America to reassert its interest in trying to solve the problem.

Both actors keep you riveted, even when Mr. Chéreau blows up passages from Conrad's text, cutting away entirely from the performers (making you all the more anxious for their return) or obscuring their images with a well-chosen word ("Stay!").

And, of course, within Europe as a whole the countries of "New Europe", like Poland, are far more anxious for progress and change than the inward-looking countries of Old Europe, like France and Germany.

It is a pleasure to imagine what an 18th-century guitarist might say upon hearing Led Zeppelin ("Monsieur Zeppelin's guitar is powered by lightning?"), but coming on the heels of so many other references, it makes the book seem more anxious for our approval than it needs to be.

8.49am GMT 29th over: Australia 120-4 (Warner 70, Lyon 15) More anxious moments for Lyon as Morkel maintains his rage against the nightwatchman.

Population carrier screening guidelines recommend preconception carrier screening, 1 but such screening is often embedded in antenatal care, as this provides a convenient (from the perspective of the service provider) point of access, although it may be a more anxious time for women.

It's likely that Apple is more anxious than ever for developers to update their apps to fit in visually and mechanically with iOS 7, as it's the largest change in the history of Apple's mobile software.

A statistically significant change towards being more anxious was recorded for 8 clients (p<0.001).

"And even before he became president, in a speech in 1916, Harding had said, "In the great fulfillment we must have a citizenship less concerned about what the government can do for it and more anxious about what it can do for the nation".