Sentence examples for supposedly eager from inspiring English sources

But it is nonetheless possible — and, I think, useful — to imagine these movies in dialogue with each other, taking part in a conversation on race that the American public is always supposedly eager to have, but never right now.

As one of the world's most admired celebrities for more than a decade, with approval ratings that rival President Bush's, Secretary Powell has special status -- and singular political value -- in a Republican administration supposedly eager to demonstrate its commitment to compassionate conservatism.

But comments at a summit in Paris and in Washington testimony by Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman General Martin Dempsey express the gravest doubt that air strikes alone will roll back am Isis grown powerful during months of neglect from the US and its supposedly eager allies.

This was the week in which without direct coercion or provocation Donald Trump Jr. tweeted out the planning details of a 2016 meeting that included someone he was told was a "Russian government attorney" who was supposedly eager to pass along dirt on Hillary Clinton.

Playing a supposedly ravenous eager beaver from a working-class Brooklyn background who will do anything to succeed, he ambles through the role like an obedient robot.

Pensacola State College in Florida has suffered through its share of budget cuts, and athletic officials have long faced the thorny question of how much interest there is at a college that devotes an entire campus to health sciences programs, where students tend to be older, overwhelmingly female and, supposedly, less eager to play sports.

Here we are in the prohibition era, where Bill's slicked-back 'do is playing second fiddle to Lorena's atrocious French accent, as she explains where the pair are supposedly from to an eager starlet type: "Yorip, Fronce".

She struts down the sidewalk, brandishing her jutted shoulder blades, so delicate compared to her feisty pout; those two pulsating lips redder than Virginia sunshine, redder than the cherry two-hundred eager men supposedly popped on the floor of her black and windowless apartment as the lights flickered like dying fireflies by the white mansions of Palisades.

It proposes about 60 percent spending cuts (including winding down two wars that his predecessor started fighting off the books with the eager support of the supposedly fiscally responsible Republicans in Congress) and 40 percent tax increases on the wealthy and corporations.

What's harder to explain is why supposedly privacy-conscious Americans are so eager to audition en masse for these shows or to gleefully spy on others by watching them.

The document mostly honors Trump's unorthodox campaign promise not to cut Social Security or Medicare, but it shows how the president's domestic agenda is being shaped by Capitol Hill Republicans eager to cancel benefits to supposedly undeserving recipients.