Sentence examples for Feel keen from inspiring English sources

"You know, I feel keen to go".

The text ends with a paragraph that asks if it is "any wonder that artists should feel keen delight in looking at the disguising-patterns worn by animals?" These are "triumphs of art", where the student can find "in epitome, painted and perfected by Nature herself", the typical color and pattern scheme of each kind of landscape.

In your new community, if you feel lonely and know nobody, join choir, band, club, library groups etc.; anything that you feel keen about doing.

Your body feels alive, it feels keen, it feels sharp.

Sher feels keen pressure that the show be a hit, part of the reason it took 10 months to cast.

Strong pulling power (184lb/ft) disguises the lack of ultimate horsepower, and this B-class feels keen and lively in a way I had not expected.

No fewer than 15,000 customers complained, and the Mean Lean Charlie scheme was dropped (a matter of personal pleasure to your unmean unlean writer, who felt keen kinship and likes chips).

Like an uncle stinking up the joint with a 1990s sense of fashion and sensibility, Venom feels keen to strut into 2018 with the nonsensical-ness of Batman & Robin (1997), PG-13 gutlessness of The Last Action Hero (1993) and the waste-of-talent-shtick of a Con-Air (1997).

But Ms. Lipez has a sure feeling for all of her characters, and as they are fleshed out we come to feel a keen sympathy for their conflicted feelings about their lives, their careers and one another.

David felt dizzy; he felt perversely keen to go along with it now indefinitely, to see how weird it could get if the man were suddenly to suggest that they stop and climb a tree, he thought, he would do so with relish, cackling perhaps, and certainly switching Vivian's bare legs ahead of him every inch of the way to the top.

In a family-centred culture, the younger generation of Gambians feel a keen responsibility to contribute, yet often lack the skills and wherewithal to do so.