Sentence examples for seems very eager from inspiring English sources

The F.D.A. seems very eager to invoke scientific studies when it agrees with the results.

"The new manager is quite young and seems very eager to play his own style of football," he said.

Another reason it seems likely is that Apple's touch-based input tech probably leads the industry, and it seems very eager to include it in its full range of input devices.

As I get back into my routine a middle-aged male enters the café and blankets the tables with leaflets, stopping at one near me to talk with a young black woman who seems very eager.

He seemed very eager to protect his brother and take blame for those episodes.

Mrs. Clinton seemed very eager to take Thomason's advice and put pressure on the others to comply.

But subprime mortgages must be a sexy, headline-generating pressing problem, because America's politicians seem very eager to involve themselves in the crisis.

And Wallace elicited a confession that Clemens seemed very eager to spill, about the only injections he got from McNamee being the vitamin B12 and the painkiller lidocaine.

"I have a friend," President Donald Trump said on Friday morning, at the Conservative Political Action Conference, in Maryland, where the participants seemed very eager to prove that they were Trump's friends, too.

"But Darcy didn't seem very eager to trade him," said Sather, who indicated that Jay Grossman, the agent for the unsigned goaltender Nikolai Khabibulin, had phoned him, urging the Rangers to deal with Tampa Bay for Khabibulin's rights.

Some seemed very eager to focus on any random idea" (Process follow-up, February/2010).