Sentence examples for slightly eager to from inspiring English sources

"We try to have sort of an agenda," added Ms. Halvorsen, swaying slightly, eager to get shopping.

He has some talent, but his utter disdain for the mundane and the virulence with which he objects to it and those who are slightly more eager to muddle through it, is keeping his talent behind.

I drove off, slightly too quickly, eager to refresh my feeds.

Mr. McGowan summed it up well: "The teacher is a carnival barker, holding the fold of the tent slightly open and eager to pull it all the way back and usher the student inside".

Tom was very keen to wear glasses as Posthumus; he had a slightly eager, intense quality.

I'd shown up with the preconceived notion that I would find thousands of rabid, perhaps slightly hunchbacked, tiny-house residents eager to evangelize for their low-budget, small-environmental-footprint lifestyle.

The overall impression is that of a kindly, slightly shy older man who is eager to please.

Routines that were formerly spick and span look cheesy, so eager to please that they register as slightly desperate.

Some recognize him from his appearances as a political commentator for NBC, and seem eager to talk; others shoot him befuddled, slightly embarrassed looks.

A newly minted Harvard M.B.A. and eager to make herself useful, she approached Robert B. Zoellick, whom she knew slightly from the campaign, and asked what she could do to help.

Everyone is eager to help".