Sentence examples for more eagerness from inspiring English sources

"It would be fantastically tempting," he said, showing more eagerness than I'd expected.

"There was a little more eagerness to go out there and be effective.

"I think there is more eagerness to share stories," she says.

One looks forward to it with rather more eagerness than the newly announced third series of Broadchurch.

The biggest surprise is that the CLS handles with more verve than the Audi, with more driver feedback and more eagerness to flirt with fast turns.

With perhaps more eagerness to see him than ever, wherever Nadal winds up in 2013, he has not seen the last of the camera crews.

Still, when Mr. Rosenberg declares that the cabala "sexualized the soul long before our current scientific attempts," one suspects more an eagerness to be intellectually hip than to plumb the true meaning of a 13th-century text.

The unusual resistance they seem to have met at Kenge, 190 km (120 miles) east of Kinshasa, appears to have made them pause, but no more.Foreign governments' eagerness for a peaceful handover is not prompted solely by concern for the citizens of Kinshasa or even for their own nationals there.

The Need for More Gas The eagerness of energy companies and the Bush administration to produce more coal-bed methane can be explained by these numbers: The United States consumes about 23 trillion cubic feet of natural gas a year, nearly all domestically produced.

And is the smile more a measure of eagerness to please than of inner contentment?

No injured Yankees player was more open in his eagerness to return to the lineup than Mark Teixeira.