Aún no tenemos significados para "more eager".
1But politicians have never been more eager to court the sleepless vote.
2The tone of his voice had grown more eager and he continued:
3The king was more eager for war than the most unthinking democrat.
4Probably there is not a more eager class in existence than they.
5But it made Ernest all the more eager to continue his explorations.
6Perhaps I was more eager to acquiesce to them than to You.
7One, more eager than the rest, was indisposed to respect the Berbers.
8None could be more eager than yourself in the chase,' said Boone.
9This fact also stimulated his imagination, and rendered him the more eager.
10The wood-pigeons were much more numerous, also more eager to be fed.
11Or does it make you even more eager to press on creatively?
12On more eager pulse rises a languorous strain of horn and cellos.
13The idea made him a little giddy, but more and more eager.
14Peter of the Pigs was there, but no more eager to fight.
15This fact made me more eager to gain wider knowledge of conditions.
16He returned to London more eager than ever to pursue his profession.
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