Sentence examples for rather eager from inspiring English sources

"It was so lively to come back and work for people who weren't put off but rather eager.

Its prospects look dim.For a country where politicians are rather eager to promote family values, America has few policies that make it easy to have children.

Watch a demonstration of the software by two rather eager Nokia product managers here.

He opens the door to his wife who's rather eager to welcome him.

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Furthermore, it is no secret that should Ireland nonetheless move ahead with unilateral recognition, it would likely strengthen those forces in Israel that assert the international community can't be trusted to take a balanced approach, but is rather eager to isolate Israel for the sake of Palestinian "solidarity".

Attendees greet each other as old friends and comrades rather than eager new converts.

He was rather too eager to shoot on sight than appease the tribesmen, killing seven and drawing mild admonishment from the colonial authorities.

And here's the fascinating thing after a week of grubby non-revelations from My Lord Ashcroft and Isabel Oakeshott, his rather too eager helpmate.

There is, no doubt, a whiff of self-indulgence about this volume, and I can't be the only one to find that awkward title rather too eager to portray Schama as a playful polymath.

A Nov. 29 letter argues that the New York City public schools should be hiring "teachers from the neighborhoods that the students come from" who "share the dreams and challenges of our vibrant urban mosaic" rather than "eager graduates of elite colleges".