Sentence examples for this eagerness from inspiring English sources

"He understood that Holbrooke was very eager to get a deal, and much of this eagerness was very personal, for recognition and further political ambition … In the end, I realised that much of what happened in Dayton was about the personalities".

Each of the students was eager to work in the space, and maintained this eagerness throughout the semester.

This eagerness led him to submit frequent resignations to Gladstone.

This eagerness to dismiss his (inevitable) retirement plans is understandable.

This eagerness to transform everything at once was not just youthful ambition.

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

This makes the eagerness of buyers to compete over anything however modest that is reasonably good the more remarkable.

This explains the eagerness for the eight-team T20 competition, which seems to be based on the simple – or is it naive?

It is this very eagerness to welcome and encourage useful change, however, that distinguishes the liberal from the conservative, who believes that change is at least as likely to result in loss as in gain.

But then good big sisters are supposed to be generous and indulgent, and perhaps this unembarrassed eagerness to talk up each other's talent is one of the advantages of working with family.

Resisting Washington is "part of the cultural fiber of Alaska, but it has definitely been taken to a new level by this administration," said Tom Waldo, a staff lawyer here for the environmental law firm Earthjustice".You see this particular eagerness to respond even to imagined provocations".