Sentence examples for were eager to understand from inspiring English sources

Apparently both monarch and inventor were eager to understand human diseases.

Parks attracted so many visitors who were eager to understand the school's turnaround that teachers had to come up with ways to explain it.

Chris Collins, the Erie County executive, said residents were eager to understand what the National Transportation Safety Board says about what role the ice and cold might have played in the crash.

They were eager to understand where they were expected to be and at what time.

They asked detailed questions and were eager to understand ways the virus could be transmitted, what could help prevent HIV and the benefits of early diagnosis and treatment.

Scientists are eager to understand how transitions from a unicellular to multicellular lifestyle were accomplished.

Dr. Johnson was eager to understand the damage that Soviet miniature bombs -- bomblets, in military parlance -- might inflict.

Why can't they present real science their readers are eager to understand as they try to make decisions about the business challenges of a changing climate?

Studies of veterans of the Second World War had suggested that penetrating head injuries could cause seizures, and Caveness, who had documented post-traumatic epilepsy in soldiers injured during the Korean War, was eager to understand more about this connection.

Max is a dark, tight little soul (Hamilton plays him well, like a man who wants to strike out at the world but is afraid of being hit back), and he's eager to understand a few things — such as why Henry seems to be avoiding him.

Researchers are eager to understand the heliosheath after years of debate about where it is, much less what it does.