Sentence examples for tremendous eager from inspiring English sources

Ravelstein was one of those large men — large, not stout — whose hands shake from a tremendous eager energy.

Ravelstein, whose hands tremble over small tasks with "a tremendous eager energy that shook him when it was discharged", tips the strongest French coffee down the most expensive jacket in Paris.

There has been a tremendous stimulation, a restless, eager stirring of what I may call, perhaps, the "mass aesthetic sense".

His long tenure coincided with an era of tremendous uproar, to which he was an eager contributor.

Genesis was under tremendous pressure from their label, Charisma Records, which was eager to get the album out and put the band back on the road to recoup recording expenses.

But even China's modest income levels represent tremendous gains over years past, and few Chinese are eager to risk disrupting that economic trend with political turmoil.

"That alone has created a tremendous buzz throughout volleyball circles around the country, and now people are eager to come out and watch the top players perform".

And I'm eager for the peers of LGBTQ teens to see the tremendous contributions queer people have made to world history.

Eager not to seem androgynous, he lets the effort of his tremendous jumps show.

"From the beginning we've had a tremendous response from Joyce groups around the world — both big and small who were eager to participate in the project.

Although China is eager to move beyond being seen as just a low-cost manufacturer, it still has a tremendous advantage.