more eager

Once the vote concluded, both reporters and congressmen seemed more eager to talk about this incident than the final tally.

If anything, Rove seems all the more eager to stir the pot as the 2012 race heats up and the stakes rise.

The deeper into debt she fell, the more eager people seemed to lend her money.

Conservatives are far more eager to thump their chests about these things.

But both candidates seem far more eager to direct their attacks at Bachmann.

In the same breath he sang of love and the grave, and the love was the more eager for its brevity.

Ethel's language had become more flowing as she grew more eager in the tale, and they all listened with suspended interest.

Half the form were as eager about the examination as the other half were indifferent; but none were more eager than Eric.

She was growing more eager every moment to serve, if she could, this splendid creature.

The lad's eyes were shining, but his face was more eager than excited and his hand was as steady as Hale's own.