Sentence examples for was especially anxious from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a special manner; specially.
The boy was especially anxious when Mr. Swerdlowe and his wife attended a Bob Dylan concert in November at Madison Square Garden.
He was especially anxious to make it clear that he included in "utility" the pleasures of the imagination and the gratification of the higher emotions; and to make a place in his system for settled rules of conduct.
The customer was especially anxious about guarding it from theft and prying eyes.
Sellers was especially anxious about successfully enacting the role of Kong and accurately affecting a Texan accent.
General Douglas MacArthur, the Supreme Commander of the Southwest Pacific Area (SWPA), said that he was "especially anxious to have Krueger due to my long and intimate association with him".
Therefore dancers are especially anxious to preserve their art.
Britain is especially anxious, particularly under a government led by the Conservative Party, traditionally opposed to European integration.
The arrests come at a time when Indian officials are especially anxious over the influx of Chinese laborers.
Sometimes there is no sex at all, as when one of them is especially anxious about the collapsing financial system.
And I'm especially anxious about the replacement News Corp logo, written in a sweeping semblance of Rupert's fair hand.
When they can, they are especially anxious to make the most of it, sometimes over-interpreting remarks.
