Sentence examples for exactly keen from inspiring English sources

The trouble is that they are not exactly keen to oblige.

Judging by Yoga Hosers, Smith isn't exactly keen on his audience, either.

They were not exactly keen to take me and my boys in.

That's not a great way to woo women voters, who, as the 2012 election showed, aren't exactly keen on Republicans.

My wife, Carole, and I had been there separately years ago, and while the city certainly merited a return visit, we now had two young children whose interest in the Renaissance wasn't exactly keen.

None of the ISPs or Internet companies TechCrunch contacted for more details were exactly keen to talk.

The most unexpected person to play Bond may be Craig himself who – while not exactly sounding keen on it (at one point he said he would rather slash his wrists) – has not actually ruled out returning to the role.

But then again, Ford doesn't exactly seem keen to be part of the franchise anymore.

Companies that make pesticides tend to sit on the research council committees that allocate grants – and "wouldn't exactly be keen to study the harm chemicals might be doing in gardens", he says.

1636: Zenit midfielder Roman Shirokov shook off a knock to play tonight, but he doesn't exactly sound keen, does he?

You can create prospective meetings in the app but the chance of another app user being in your locality, let alone keen to do exactly the activity you fancy, is pretty unlikely.