Sentence examples for special eagerness from inspiring English sources

I turned the pages with interest — Mr. Vásquez is a gifted writer — but without special eagerness.

Yet there has, for years now, been a special eagerness to find the next young-woman breakout star, as if there were some dissatisfaction with Williams as the game's untouchable queen.

The man he put in charge of its production was Arthur Rudolph, a Peenemünde colleague who, twenty years before, had shown special eagerness to use the slave laborers of Dora.

The Beast asserts that both missteps were reported by the media with special eagerness because Bachmann is a woman.

I reviewed "New Things Come Into the World" in the New York Review of Books, writing with that special charged eagerness that comes of introducing a little-known treasure to a potentially wide audience.

Iran is aware that the Trump administration will bring new pressures, but also through the Russian eagerness to have special relations with the new U.S. administration and even forge a grand bargain with Washington.

In too many cases, those higher costs are the result of Albany's profligacy and its eagerness to reward unions and other special interests.

Waiters might as well be wearing footie pajamas, too, for all their puppylike eagerness to narrate the scripted extra details about the daily specials: for $87 you can taste the best white truffles that Croatia has to offer over risotto (superb, I must confess).

The documentary provides only fragments of Seinfeld's new material — perhaps so as not to preëmpt its use in future TV specials — but it easily illuminates his charisma: his assiduity, his even temper, his eagerness to please.

The Legislature was supposed to discuss only economic development in this week's special session, but Mr. Bush expanded the agenda on Monday to include the Schiavo case after Mr. Byrd expressed eagerness to take up the issue.

"The Little Friend" seems destined to become a special kind of classic -- a book that precocious young readers pluck from their parents' shelves and devour with surreptitious eagerness, thrilled to discover a writer who seems at once to read their minds and to offer up the sweet-and-sour fruits of exotic, forbidden knowledge.