Sentence examples for sheer eagerness from inspiring English sources
By getting to work in a new area right away, even at an entry-level job, they have the opportunity to impress future employers by demonstrating their "sheer eagerness to participate" in their new fields, he said.
The Social Network is possibly the greatest high-def biopic – but you could view the sheer eagerness with which David Fincher and Aaron Sorkin tore into Mark Zuckerberg (with only six years between Facebook's launch and the film's), and their vituperative line on the online revolution, as problematic from a biographer or historian's point of view.
Women should plan their transition towards information technology and mobility, asking as guides even their kids or other young willing family members with open eyes and sheer eagerness to communicate.
In fact, happy smiles, eagerness to please, sheer energy and joy in dancing are the chief attributes of "Break the Floor".
For eagerness of anticipation, sheer excitement and musical splendor, no character in opera has an entrance like that of Lohengrin, the knight sent to rescue the falsely accused Elsa.
They are not the Rockettes, but their happy smiles, eagerness to please and sheer energy provide an ingratiating introduction.
I added up the contrasts that struck me most the total comfort with the presence of others, the eagerness to interact, the sheer emotionality of communication and the effect was undeniable.
Her sheer love of life, her enthusiasm, her eagerness to hear, and elicit, the stories of all around her--and sometimes of complete strangers--endeared her to everyone she ever met.
The prudence of other clubs, meanwhile, has been less to do with eagerness to satisfy Uefa than their sheer inability to splurge as before.
The most striking aspects of "Classical Symphony," as seen on Friday, are the sheer exuberance of its often unorthodox ballet virtuosity, its eagerness to tip and twist the torso vividly while dancing lower-body movements, and its preparedness to make drastic but happy juxtapositions of contrasting ballet positions and steps.
"The sheer number of civilians coming out of their houses, the eagerness of people to provide information are all great developments," General Petraeus said.
