Sentence examples for anything keen from inspiring English sources

"Sadly, I don't know if there is anything," Keen answered.

The Government is simply not serious about doing anything, just keen to be seen to be doing something.

While in the Stage, Mark Shenton is, if anything, even keener.

He doesn't like most follow shots ("A lot of people walking down corridors that have nothing to do with anything"), and isn't keen on modern big-budget movies.

Its latest analysis, out this week, shows that strategic planning, used by almost four out of every five companies, is currently the most popular (see table).Bain's Darrell Rigby, founder of the survey, says managers are now particularly keen on anything that helps them get closer to their customers.

The audience responded warmly to this easy tactic, keen for something, anything, it could recognize as charismatic, stylish singing.

"He was fond of literature, but at the same time, not too keen on doing anything specific with studies," Goswami said.

"I really, Simon, am really keen not to rule anything out at this stage.

Anything about the festival you're not keen on?

The second thing in evidence these days is that many people are very, very keen on taking charge (of almost anything), or at least appearing to do so.

Obviously Washington is not keen on doling out more money for anything right now, especially not for Medicare.