Sentence examples for readily eager from inspiring English sources

If notorious leftwing leaders such as Bernard Kouchner, Martin Hirsch or Eric Besson have been so readily eager to join Nicholas Sarkozy, doesn't it prove that the distance between right and leftwing parties ceases to be of any significance?

If the young earwigs signal their distress, she responds readily, eager to defend them.

My new consort is nothing at all like my old one: readily adaptable, easygoing, eager to please.

A confident mechanic who finds the secrets of machines readily decipherable, Rulo is eager to get started as soon as possible.

Ms. Barker readily acknowledges her own eager enrollment at Kabul High: how she rented a room in the "Fun House," a kind of dorm filled with journalists, United Nations workers, lawyers and other Westerners orbiting the war — temporary expats all "on the same acid trip," who forged fast, intense friendships that were galvanized by adversity, the curfews and the frequent power failures.

Using broad strokes the filmmakers try to piece together why the teenagers confessed so readily and why everyone seemed eager to convict them.

The obvious concern is that they could readily be arrested and become hostages to misfortune among eager tax collectors from a variety of nations.

WHoS's staff and supporters are also eager to see if funding will be more readily available for prison arts programs in Canada.

WHoS' staff and supporters are also eager to see if funding will be more readily available for prison arts programs in Canada.

This revelation is one reason that, years later, Mosley acceded so readily to Mayweather's demands for drug and urine tests: he was eager to prove himself clean.

An ANC-Communist party leadership eager to assume political office (myself no less than others) readily accepted this devil's pact, only to be damned in the process.