Sentence examples for outset eager from inspiring English sources

Like a number of women artists before her, including Louise Bourgeois and Yayoi Kusama, she is achieving art-world stardom late in life.In this section Helping hands Questions, questions The new merry-go-round The worldly wonks Time to get serious Say it with mirrors ReprintsMs Jonas took up performance from the outset, eager to find an artistic language that was fresh.

At the United Nations' outset, diplomats eager to assert its global authority glommed on to the phrase.

So, unable to prosecute the war on his own, Saleh turned a domestic rebellion into a sectarian and security threat to the entire Arabian peninsula, thereby manoeuvring the Saudis – eager from the outset to help Saleh, whom they view as their proxy – into providing military backing.

At the outset of the air campaign, government representatives were eager to assure the world that the only goal was a cessation of rocket attacks.

"Gossip Girl" seemed eager to blur the lines between fiction and reality from the outset, succeeding in much the same way as "Sex and the City" did -- by making New York a living, breathing character on the show, utilizing real It Girls, fashionistas, art critics and literary types in cameo appearances to add some small grain of realism to the ridiculousness.

But many bankers were wary from the outset, and within two months of the program's inauguration, it became clear that lenders were not eager to participate.

But Mexican revolutionaries, eager to overthrow the foreign leader and install an indigenous government, made his stay uncomfortable from the outset.

Pennsylvania prospered from the outset.

From the outset Mr. Shatrov ruffled feathers.

Denver attacked Revis from the outset.

Volterra opposed fascism from the outset.