Sentence examples for certain keenness from inspiring English sources

Looking up at the mountain towering above us, my last thought before I nod off involves a certain keenness to see the morning.

Veronica has a surfeit of experience and feeling, and, if she seems pathetic in the way that she grasps for connection with the person least likely to offer it, that hint of sentimentality is offset by the fierce majesty of her refusal to suppress it — though it takes a certain keenness of perception to see it that way.

Veronica has a surfeit of experience and feeling, and, if she seems pathetic in the way that she grasps for connection with the person least likely to offer it, that hint of sentimentality is offset by the fierce majesty of her refusal to suppress it though it takes a certain keenness of perception to see it that way.

What is certain is the keenness of the location scout.

I also feel that a certain amount of curiosity and keenness, somewhat similar to what a child has, to explore, build and experience is important as working across different contexts, cultures and communities on the subject of human rights, requires continued commitment, engagement and tenacity.

On the surface, cutting welfare payments to problem drug and alcohol users if they refuse to get help does have a certain "tough love" appeal that perfectly suits Cameron's new keenness for compassionate, middle ground politics.

I questioned his keenness.

"I am pretty certain that the Taliban are showing a little bit of flexibility recently, and as far as I have information there is a keenness and willingness from Taliban and among the Taliban ranks for peace," he said.

Hence Apple's keenness to get a head-start.

But her keenness on the referendums has put them off.

Despite their keenness, investors have plenty of concerns.