As in a host of earlier books and articles Mr. Clinton emerges in these pages as driven, charismatic, boyish, brainy, self-indulgent, prescient, given to dark moods and yet remarkably resilient and eager to please, a politician riven by contradictions and adept at compartmentalizing different parts of his life, by turns empathetic and profane, defensive and oddly passive.
Nor is it clear that Mr. Lai's formula of celebrity-oriented gossip -- some of it remarkably tawdry -- will find as eager an audience here.
Still, the eager audience at Symphony Space was remarkably attentive: during each of the three long acts, there was scant snacking, and few people left their seats.
In a remarkably frank interview in the Guardian four years ago, he was eager to discuss his problems lucidly.
Considering the diverse influences feeding into their music, the album is a remarkably cohesive piece of work – and one that repays eager anticipation.
Amid the disintegrating Russian economy, the auto industry remained remarkably healthy, producing one domestically made product Russians were still eager to buy.
This all sounds remarkably down on comedy, an impression that – when pressed – Pascoe is eager to correct.
Strikingly, some groups were more eager than others to tell their stories, and were remarkably frank in their narratives.
He looked, Jonas wrote, remarkably like "a Tolkienish wizard surrounded by a crowd of young and eager Hobbits".
But most remarkably, as clichéd as this sounds, I fell in love with learning and am eager to continue studying with a newfound curiosity.
