Sentence examples similar to developing keenness from inspiring English sources

Although he had a longstanding relationship with the Anthony Reynolds Gallery in London, his keenness to develop new ways of working led to residencies with, among others, Tyne-Tees Television (1985) and Durham Cathedral (1994-95).

The promising response of the female community volunteers in Makwanpur and their keenness to help in preventing injuries could be the starting point for developing a community-based child injury prevention programme.

"I took a while to get the keenness out of him then he started jumping well.

The English bank clerk is as good material as is to be found anywhere in the world, if only he is encouraged to develop himself and take an interest in his work, by being plainly shown that keenness is wanted, recognised, and rewarded.

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

Yet, remarkably enough, the buyers' keenness to acquire anything considered desirable became clear within minutes.

In your keenness to get big American stars have you become too commercial?

There is evident keenness to get to the vote before too long.

People smashed through the back wall of the hotel, which was entirely glass, destroyed almost entirely the hotel lobby in their keenness to get away.

That they can get away with it shows the keenness of their cultural antennas.

America's heightened keenness that its two allies should get along has helped, too.