eagerness

“I had that same eagerness she has, of wanting to be independent, make new friends and find your place in the world.”

There is an obvious eagerness for the government to get on with the conversation about how to fix the system that cares for the most vulnerable adults in the long term.

Like the French elites in World War II, they have become Quislings, establishing a tone of sycophancy and eagerness to please that unmistakably telegraphs that the rest of us are on our own.

Wearing a loose-fitting leather jacket and a black miniskirt, she walks over with eagerness in her stride.

But, as the Kavanaugh example shows, it's also shown by Trump's eagerness to surround himself with his fellow abusers and protect them from facing any accountability.