Sentence examples for certainly keen from inspiring English sources

News Corp is certainly keen to settle her (and David Mills's) case.

Mr Emanuel is certainly keen on luring the library to his city, and he is apparently determined to persuade his former boss to make the choice.

As his Independence Day address on May 26th showed, the prime minister, Bidzina Ivanishvili, is certainly keen to make the right noises in public.But the government's deeds have often failed to live up to its words.

The British claim that their solution greater labour flexibility is gaining ground on the continent.Hans Eichel, Mr Lafontaine's far more fiscally conservative successor, is certainly keen to find a way to "make work pay": to increase the income gap between low-paid jobs and welfare hand-outs.

But it would have reinforced longstanding worries about China's military development, not least among its neighbours.China is certainly keen to send a positive signal to Taiwan, whose China-friendly president, Ma Ying-jeou, has lost popularity since his inauguration in 2008.

I quite enjoyed reading this book and I was certainly keen on finding out who had stolen the treasure and it became more interesting as I got into it, but I have read a couple of absolutely brilliant books lately including one that I have already reviewed, and this book just could not match either of them.

I don't need players who won't track back and I'm certainly not keen on specialists".

She'll almost certainly be "keen for marriage", while her new amour is permitted, even encouraged, to relish the single childfree life.

I don't want to live according to a series of referendums, and I'm certainly not keen on government by a self-selecting group of people who've chosen not to work within existing democratic structures – that's just oligarchy by another name.

He's certainly not keen on them being NATO members and sees the alliance not without rationale as encircling Russia.

She certainly seems keen to hurt potential electoral rivals.