Sentence examples for no more eager from inspiring English sources
I'm no more eager than other rational people (a category that fails to include many Congressional Republicans) to see what happens if the debt limit isn't raised.
And Mr. Obama may be no more eager to discuss the issue further, to be drawn into the weeds of this argument.
Birds are quite fond of takeout, and most are no more eager to be close to you than you are to be close to them.
In the absence of a clear national-security alarum from the Pentagon, Congress is no more eager to cut weapons programs than the services.
Current chief executives, many of whom are in their 40's and 50's, may be no more eager to move on than their predecessors were.
But NATO-led forces, with much greater resources, were no more eager than the civilians to risk serious clashes with the majority population.
No one seems more eager for reform than Mr. Papandreou himself.
No one seemed more eager to hear that message than the deputy crown prince.
Perhaps no players are more eager to dazzle a new audience than the dominating American women's basketball team.
No partisans are more eager to derail the Bush nomination of John Ashcroft than high officials of the Clinton Justice Department.
No one was more eager to answer this question than Gauguin himself and the answer, obviously, was yes, they're total babes.
