Sentence examples for rarely eager from inspiring English sources

But waiters and managers are rarely eager to leave secure jobs with benefits at top restaurants.

Those who defend such an ontology are rarely eager to trumpet the implications for the arts, perhaps because doing so would be a poor recommendation for the austerity.

Unlike the protagonists of many shooters, Fenix rarely seems particularly eager to kill anything.

Norman Foster has rarely been so eager to embrace complexity and ambiguity.

An example is "Moscow on the Hudson," in which love is new and strange, just like America is strange to the scrappy, scrambling Russian immigrant (played by Robin Williams with a sensitivity he's rarely shown since) eager to understand the new land.

Still, the idea has piqued the attention of the academic world, which has rarely seen a city so eager to recruit an institution of higher education.

Though he rarely gives praise, Mr. Boulez was eager to extol Mr. Heras-Casado's abilities.

What did he do next?" I am eager for more, but rarely get an answer.

KARZAI'S BROTHER "A.W.K. was eager to engage and rarely stopped talking in the two-hour meet- ing.

We small-talkers rarely talk turkey, are not overly eager to cut to the chase, never, if we can avoid it, scurry right down to the bottom line.

Woods has rarely faced a contentious press or one eager to mine his personal life.