Sentence examples for perhaps eager from inspiring English sources

Long understands that Cano, whose exceptional first half has elevated his profile, is perhaps eager to perform on national television.

The Chinese — perhaps driven by the People's Liberation Army, perhaps eager to begin to declare their equivalent of the Monroe Doctrine — demanded the captain's return.

The congregation Perhaps eager to avoid a political headache in choosing guests, Ed has been eager to emphasise the modest size of the wedding.

Even better, his political rival, Mr. Museveni, perhaps eager to see him gone, has arranged for a government scholarship to pay for Mr. Sebaggala's studies.

Perhaps eager to show prospective employers that he would no longer be a distraction, he pledged that he would be standing again.

It also pitted the powerful Mr. Polanski, a great director and lifelong victim of extreme adversity (especially after his wife, Sharon Tate, was killed by followers of Charles Manson), against a nobody perhaps eager to use him.

Still, Levin is perhaps too eager to attribute malicious motives to her subject.

Many of the workers are young peasant women, perhaps not eager to be seen putting the finishing touches to a Christmas Lover vibrator.

That they have been willing, and perhaps even eager, to strike this bargain has given rise to suspicion about their motives.

But farmers were perhaps too eager to enter world markets after trade sanctions imposed on the all-white government in the 1980's ended in 1992 and 1993.

Some suggested he was too proud of his law degree from Harvard and perhaps too eager to show his English fluency to the foreign media.