Sentence examples for generally keen from inspiring English sources

For instance, HBO recently unveiled Little Britain USA, also to generally keen reviews that might make UK readers wince.

He isn't generally keen on repeating himself, but the Scottish king is the one role he'd like to try again.

Though I'm not generally keen on raw onion, a moderate kick works surprisingly well with the salty fish.

He's pro gay rights legislation yet seemingly not generally keen on laws promoting equality and human rights and was opposed to smoking bans.

But with Malta and Poland in the club, it is "not worth putting it on the table at the moment", says the official.How many more?The new members are generally keen on further enlargement of the union.

Those aghast that a brash antipodean firm should dare to bid for one of the City of London's historic and hallowed institutions may not relish the prospect of a genuine bid.But investors seem generally keen on Macquarie's approach.

"PeopleSoft shareholders are generally not keen on the J. D. Edwards transaction," Mr. Hanrahan said.

Television viewers — even those who watch the more sober-minded PBS — are generally not keen on sitting through long speeches.

I've got to admit – I'm generally not very keen on Facebook applications, but I may just have to install Chirpscreen if the public beta works without hitches.

Since the revolution of 1979, Iranians, particularly women, have become a lot better educated and generally less keen to have big families.

While European leaders have generally been keen to play down the impact of the whistleblowing disclosures in recent months, events in the EU's two biggest countries this week threatened an upward spiral of lack of trust in transatlantic relations.