Sentence examples for sort of eager from inspiring English sources
"I'm sort of eager to begin that discussion with the launching of the report".
"I'm sort of eager to find out myself," Donna Summer answered.
The chances are that about now you'll be seeing something that you are sort of eager for others to see.
Bill proves to be extraordinarily moving, though, in the role – presenting the officer as a sort of eager, faintly eccentric and trusting toff who responds to the dour hostility with unfailing graciousness and who fills the awkward silences with gabbling rhapsodies about French culture or unguarded personal revelations.
She has made a lucrative career of portraying the world of glamour, with all the sequined gaudiness that implies, for the sort of audience eager to suspend disbelief.
Do you like it?" He was sort of like an eager boy hobbyist and sort of like a torturer intent on punishing every victim equally.
In order to set me up as some sort of elitist dolt eager to squash the subversive powers of humor and laughter, Walter Kirn, in his review of my book "Snark" (Feb. 22), reversed the meaning of what I wrote.
The good news, sort of, is that the eager beavers in Silicon Valley are working on that, too.
After the Republicans got so far with this sort of demagoguery, they seem eager to keep milking it for all they can get.
The Newmans portray him as self-driven, a prodigy of sorts, eager to meet their basic requirements in order to pursue his.
