Sentence examples similar to profess eagerness from inspiring English sources
A key question hanging over the outcome is which Hamas people voted for -- the radical group that professes eagerness to continue the armed struggle against Israel, or the Hamas that symbolizes, for many Palestinians, the hope for a less corrupt government and a better life after years of conflict?
None of the three tiddlers would survive for a minute without the cooperation of their neighbours.It is encouraging that the authorities in all three microstates now profess great eagerness to sort out their remaining misunderstandings with the OECD and get their countries off that organisation's bad books.
Wright also professes no eagerness to leave Southern Cal early.
Mr. Chirac at times looked extremely uncomfortable even as he professed his eagerness to explain himself to the people.
The signatories profess concern that the Eich kerfuffle "signal[s] an eagerness by some supporters of same-sex marriage to punish rather than to criticize or to persuade those who disagree..
As he commented on the end of his seventh year in office last week, President Clinton professed to be "feeling good and grateful" about his time in the White House, and he spoke about his eagerness "to milk every last moment of every day".
Their eagerness betrayed them.
My stomach growled with eagerness.
Did he smell my eagerness?
Such eagerness could become deadly.
