Sentence examples for not particularly eager from inspiring English sources

Their use of the technology is relatively chaste; they're not particularly eager to shock us.

Some of their folks were pretty brusque and not particularly eager to work with Alan".

By noon, Bingham was exhausted and not particularly eager to press on.

And though he cheers on the United States team, he is not particularly eager to watch sailboat races, either.

Iran, too, would like to see them gone, but the American and British occupation forces are not particularly eager recipients.

International news is undeniably expensive to collect, and the ratings can be low, with correspondingly low advertising revenues: advertisers are not particularly eager to place their products next to programming about war and other vexing subjects of foreign reporting.

I wasn't particularly eager to do another TV series".

I wasn't particularly eager to take my chances, so we went home.

She wasn't particularly eager to undertake this packhorse mission, but, heartened by her husband's recent show of solicitude for her, she consented to go.

He pointed out that retrieving mail was only a small part of his duties, and that the Post Office wasn't particularly eager to publicize the fact that mail can be recovered, because that would just encourage more and more wolly-minded folk to try it.

So, clearly, they weren't particularly eager to reverse their position.