Sentence examples for yet eager to from inspiring English sources
Just as important is a receptive populace, demanding yet eager to be wowed.
In politics, the papacy was dependent on Spain yet eager to find an alternative to Spanish domination in Italy.
But Chris Carlon of Anglo is emphatic that the world's mining industry is not yet eager to tackle the deep ocean.
Amid all this, Murray grew up, in her own words, "a thin, wiry, ravenous child," exceedingly willful yet eager to please.
Born on the Indian subcontinent to a British colonial family -- his mother died immediately after his birth -- Mundy always feels like an outsider, filled with loathing for Britain's imperial past yet eager to belong to something larger than himself.
On Wednesday, the mayor said during an appearance on David Letterman's late-night talk show that he was "not yet" eager to run for another office but "maybe I will in a year or so".
Yet doctors, eager to help patients with dire prognoses, put the stents in thousands of patients, said Dr. Marc Chimowitz of the Medical College of South Carolina and the principal investigator of the new study.
In his low-key way he hits all the right buttons: humbled, flattered, embarrassed ("I will earn this because I haven't yet") and eager to protest that all he's done is to be part of a generation who "believe a story like that is a story that [is] equal to any other love story".
Self-assured to the point of cockiness, a wicked sense of humor, scary-ambitious yet charmingly eager to please, fashion-forward: it's an intoxicating brew.
Yet eager as we are to get our hands on some new money to power growth and jobs, many people in the North have reservations about the economic miracle of London.
SERVICE -- Highly professional, yet warm and eager to please.
