Sentence examples for overwhelmingly eager from inspiring English sources

But these conditions certainly make it more likely that those within universities will be overwhelmingly eager to court any form of outside funding and be willing to take risks about the legitimacy or cleanness of any source.

While filming in Medan, the capital of North Sumatra, Oppenheimer found several men, now in middle and advanced age, who were overwhelmingly eager to discuss their roles in the purge, bragging about their cruelty and the brutal efficiency of their methods for extorting, strangling, and drowning victims.

Pensacola State College in Florida has suffered through its share of budget cuts, and athletic officials have long faced the thorny question of how much interest there is at a college that devotes an entire campus to health sciences programs, where students tend to be older, overwhelmingly female and, supposedly, less eager to play sports.

The audience was overwhelmingly Senegalese, dressed to impress and eager to sing along in Wolof.

We are delighted with the overwhelmingly positive response Gear VR has received from reviewers and eager buyers alike.

Sources on Algeria are overwhelmingly in French, but a few sites cater to English-speakers eager to understand a little more of the country's complexities.For French-speakers, El Watan is the most plugged-in local newspaper and Maghreb Emergent is the leading publication on the economy.

While the two Latvian divisions were overwhelmingly made up of teenage boys forced to don the SS uniforms, there were also, according to historians, eager volunteers some of whom were complicit in the mass murder.

Polling suggests that the expulsions are overwhelmingly popular with the French electorate, including with Mr. Hollande's constituents on the left, and the president is eager to counter accusations from the right that the Socialists are soft on crime.

In the three years since then, politicians have also been eager to talk up the tourism potential of Arthur's Day, and the Irish news media have carried overwhelmingly uncritical coverage of the events associated with it, generating enormous free publicity for the Guinness brand.

Overwhelmingly positive.

Overwhelmingly scared.