But, Keen questions whether a young Hitchcock or Scorsese would make it today, as they "slap up their early stuff on Facebook, on YouTube, it would get lost in the ocean of garbage".
One of the keen questions is the effect of DNA interaction with the tube surface on the polymer hybridization.
Politics may have been a failed venture for Ms. Whitman, but it has given her a thick skin and a keen ability to address questions directly.
The question reveals a keen ignorance regarding how intimately we are connected to one another -- both now and forever -- and more or less ignores the extreme freedom that the God appears to insist upon in creation.
He kept our attention with the deep timbre of his voice, and the questions of a keen curious mind.
That same evening, aboard his campaign plane, Mr. Bush had an exchange with the press corps that revealed a keen awareness of the disparaging questions about the depth of his knowledge and a keen interest in putting that chatter to rest.
In a competition run by the society, 1,300 pupils with a keen interest in science sat chemistry questions from O-level and GCSE papers set every decade since the 1960s.
These enduring questions have attracted a keen interest of many philosophers, psychologists, neuroscientists and beyond [1] [3].
This is an exciting story of deception, intrigue, illusion and reality with the decent cop as an honest observer, keen to question plots and tricks.
Bhargava has a keen intuition that leads him unerringly to deep and beautiful mathematical questions.
Respondents had a keen sense of social responsibility to deliver meaningful outcomes from their research activities (Question 1, 35/45 or 78% strongly agreed).
