Researchers perceived chaplains as easy to work with, seeing them as eager workers passionately committed to their patients and research.
Stage 1: researchers perceived chaplains as eager workers passionately committed to their patients and to research, and identified challenges faced by chaplains in learning to conduct research.
But it was clear to Mr. Obama's aides and national security staff that the president felt passionately about the issue and was eager to push for the film's release, the officials said.
The experts reiterated that it wasn't resentment they felt toward today's young, eager food journalists who passionately blog about Koreatown's best bi bim bap.
The Guters moved here from Maine in 2007 and got passionately involved in the 2008 election, as Democrats but also as wide-eyed transplants eager to take part in their new community.
As the conversation continued, I was eager to learn how he would, perhaps, stay active in advocating for the many issues he passionately supported during this recent presidential election cycle, such as immigration, climate change, and gun control.
He passionately argues his case, but is also first to point out the parts of his theory that are incomplete, eager to anticipate and confront possible counterarguments.
Mr. Whittle passionately disagrees.
"We Berlin musicians play passionately and emotionally, throwing ourselves gung-ho into the music," he says.Sir Simon Rattle, the Briton who became chief conductor in 2002, after Claudio Abbado, has been eager to put his own stamp on the orchestra.
The movie has a slightly threadbare but eager pleasantness about it — a devotion to youth, dreaminess, ambition, and freedom, which means, in practice, endless hanging out, drinking, doping, talking passionately but aimlessly, and falling in and out of bed.
