Sentence examples for seemingly eager from inspiring English sources

Byrne, meanwhile, was quick to release his queen, seemingly eager to dispose of the boy.

The agents I spoke with hadn't been rude; in fact, they had been polite and seemingly eager to help.

Seemingly eager to ease the rancorous tone, Mr. Lavrov said Russia was "interested in constructive dialogue and the development of stable, mutually beneficial cooperation".

Seemingly eager to maintain an equal balance of vague political commentary and downright ludicrous statements, she discussed a number of subjects.

Yet news media and myriad experts, seemingly eager to sensationalize every "crisis" among young people, have aroused unwarranted worry in the public and policy arenas.

"The man the public saw, on the other hand, was often ruthless and seemingly eager to destroy anyone who got in his way".

The two-time Oscar-nominated director of Good Will Hunting is seemingly so eager to prove he's the right man for the job, he shot the test reel on his own initiative.

Adventures in Dining Mr. Pasternack points out a young, athletic-looking Korean stall owner who is climbing over his stock, seemingly more eager to unpack crates than sell, moving emptied boxes out of the way with a grappling hook and replacing them with ready-to-move merchandise.

Tall, gangly, and seemingly shy and eager to please, Assad was waiting at the door for me.

Songwriting credits in liner notes are also a time-honored way for young, seemingly superficial pop acts eager to prove they are legitimate artists: they sing and write.

Unfortunately for these over-eager and seemingly underemployed Springsteen enthusiasts, he was more prone to run -- quietly and quickly -- from the political arena.