Sentence examples for not exactly eager from inspiring English sources

Giants fans are not exactly eager to see Jesse Palmer.

As Wong Fei-Hung, son of a kung fu master, he's not exactly eager, but he is plucky.

In a tacit admission that its fans are not exactly eager for new material, the Stones plan to release a career-long retrospective, including four new songs, "40 Licks" (Virgin), on Oct. 1.

However, his family members - including wife Lolli (Niecy Nash) and daughter Lyric (Jazz Raycole) - are not exactly eager to give up the fabulous superstar life for their new humble one.

He has a three-year-old, so he's not exactly eager to go to go away for a year, but he's ready to take the case to trial if need be.

And while it's true that music making software in 2015 is so user-friendly that almost anyone can create a competent (though rarely classic) track in only a few tries, we're not exactly eager to go back to the old programs and tools that were once standard when making music on computers.

I think most of us aren't exactly eager to increase the level of re-marketing endeavors that attempt to barrage our mobile phones, but Sundrop's scalable database and measurement tools could be the key to Groupon and its many clones proving their long-term viability to those skeptics out there.

Then there was the fact that his friends and family whom he'd already traded in for a group of violent racists weren't exactly eager to have him re-enter their lives.

But they have not been exactly eager to talk about how they are working indirectly and where they would draw the line.

Instead, if not exactly in an eager stampede, Brown's cabinet came to his defence.

The anticipation and appetite for Mathers's sixth album haven't exactly been eager, despite – or because of – the fact that it's his first in five years.