Sentence examples for simply too eager from inspiring English sources
Hull City's Robertson impressed with a series of early crosses for Steven Fletcher, but whether the Sunderland striker was rusty after a lengthy absence from first-team football or simply too eager, he strayed offside too often.
Claudius is only too eager to arrange the duel.
Most likely, the grandparents are simply overly eager to spend time with their beloved grandchildren.
Appear interested but not too eager.
The Republican criticisms of Obama's relation to the world can be hard to reconcile: he is both too worldly (too willing to bring "European" models into the domestic sphere, too eager to engage, and, in the uglier iterations, simply too foreign and un-American himself) and too naïve — unwilling to take the world by storm and tell it what to do.
Not satisfied to simply report the facts (the president remains very popular), the press is way too eager to dress up the story line.
Never seem too eager to talk to him, just interested.
They're too scared, and too eager.
