Sentence examples for some eagerness from inspiring English sources

I await, with some eagerness, Edwina Currie's forthcoming parliamentary bonkbuster, This Honourable House (Little, Brown, £14.99).

But Rafael Orozco, whose grandson is a fifth grader at P.S. 11, said he looked up the teachers' ratings in the newspaper with some eagerness.

Because the budget situation is so dire, he said, there is widespread consensus on campus — even some eagerness — about making changes.

I do think there was some eagerness to have new programming, and because the podcast already had some popularity, I think it was pretty natural to turn it into a TV show.

ONE is accustomed to anticipate with some eagerness the publication of the annual reports on pure and applied chemistry by the Chemical Society and the Society of Chemical Industry, respectively.

I want an attachment to my past; I want some eagerness (and even fear) about the future.

To some extent, their eagerness to showcase Trump is defensible.

For some critics, this eagerness to please is hard to forgive.

For example, we would not say, "Face right!" but "Right face!", so that in their eagerness some may not make the turn to the right and others to the left when the order to turn has been given first, but that all may do the same thing together; nor do we say, "Face about right!" but "Right about face!" nor "Counter march Laconian!" but "Laconian counter march!" and......

And there seems to be some sort of eagerness from the skeptical camp to show that something (anything) that suggests or confirms climate change may be somehow untrue.

I have the feeling they were both on the level, but for some reason their eagerness totally triggered my sketch alarm so I pretended I'd left my wallet back in my car and fled.