The press, so eager, yammers about Christie for President 2012 and Cuomo for President 2016.
In part, this is the newfound realism of an administration that has learned some hard lessons in Iraq, and is no longer quite so eager to talk about pre-empting what it regards as looming threats.
Frances Trollope's son, Anthony, who was so eager to learn about foreign places that he would buttonhole and fire questions at perfect strangers, struck one student as being hopelessly insular.
Thanks to the bandwagon effect of political finance, the more money you raise, the more money you raise; this explains why the parties are so eager to boast about revoltingly high-dollar events.
Without addressing the subject directly, Wright said members of the coaching fraternity could do a better job of displaying compassion toward one another, and stop being so eager and public about coveting each other's jobs.
It was almost surreal to see Anderson Cooper, the moderator, have to define Glass-Steagall — a Depression-era piece of financial regulation that Bill Clinton effectively repealed when he was President — because the candidates were so eager to talk about it that they forgot the first rule of debate training, which is never to get technical.
It was almost surreal to see Anderson Cooper, the moderator, have to define Glass-Steagall a Depression-era piece of financial reGlass-Steagall all Clinton effectively repealed when he was President—because the candidates were so eager to talk about it that they forgot the first rule of debate training, which is never to get technical.
Not everyone was so eager to speak about the issue.
But Bryant wasn't so eager to talk about maybe being shut down for the season at some point.
Second, even though I was so eager to learn about the Arab world that I was taking Arabic classes before September 11 (when Arabic-language programs barely existed in the United States), I had a negative conception of Palestine.
