Sentence examples for sometimes eager to from inspiring English sources

Burns has said that he hoped by making "The War" to understand something about being in battle, and he has been able to elicit from many of the men descriptions of their moment of conversion, as it were, to being dutiful soldiers who were willing and sometimes eager to kill.

In Ms. Goldberg's words, she had chutzpah, which she needed to track down, interview, study and perform with men like Charles Cookie Cookok, Sandman Sims and Bunny Briggs, who were sometimes eager to share their stories, their steps and the stage, and sometimes suspicious of her intentions.

Then, as long as we are respectful and not dismissive, they are usually willing, and sometimes eager, to hear our point of view.

Now academics are eager – sometimes too eager – to be involved.

News organizations are sometimes too eager to pounce on misstatements and missteps, leaving those they cover understandably wary.

Randolph rarely smiles in these sessions; he sometimes seems eager to leave rather than to explain himself to those less accomplished in his trying profession.

The Atlanta Hawks ended up defeating the Boston Celtics 87-86 in a game where the C's sometimes seemed eager to fly home for a now-necessary game six.

Witnesses are willing, sometimes even eager, to play the game of matching wits with an adversary who is sure to defeat them because he is a professional and they are amateurs.

Young people in red T-shirts sporting lobster logos scoot around the room, always smiling but sometimes too eager to whisk away plates the minute a fork is lowered.

In recent years, Bratton has sometimes seemed eager to distance himself from Kelly's use of the tactic.

Though Brown is often described as a polarizing figure, the singer commands an ultra-devoted fan base, one whose allegiance he sometimes seems eager to test with each new provocation.