Sentence examples for great keen from inspiring English sources

"Man, this is great!" Keen exclaimed as the ferry reached the other side.

The women commence with a great keening, which is heard even unto the Ivy and Mr. Chow, favored nosheries of the Jews, wherein they drink the blood of Christian babies and eat eggroll.

The narratives of their trials glimmer like great pop songs, keening, insurrectionary depths hidden beneath cherry-waxed surfaces.

Yet — the book's greatest feat, its keenest paradox — the ultimate effect is precisely the opposite of openness.

Executives (and regulators) will also focus more on the funding profile of their businesses in light of the crisis, as the costs of borrowing rise, lenders demand greater security and keener awareness of liquidity risk informs behaviour.They will pay greater attention, for example, to whether assets can be used as collateral for further borrowing.

Do you think this could be some sort of a correction, if you hold the whip-hand at Westminster?PR: I think it does add to the confidence within the unionist community if we're seen to have a keener, greater level of interest at Westminster.

The rapid-fire "Oleo," Rollins's 1954 variation on "I Got Rhythm," begins with a rhapsodic phrase of Vernon Duke's ballad "I Can't Get Started," before Rollins builds from an elegant melodic swagger to swirling, keening phrases of great intensity.

Like many complex systems, medicine has a double-headed Janus [ 6], where these traditions are both our greatest asset and our keenest shortfall.

Future growth within the chemical process industries is likely to involve even keener competition with greater impact from factors such as raw material and energy availability, climate change mitigation, sustainability, and inherent security.

He was a clear thinker and a great adviser with a keen sense of humor.

But Powell's great strength is his keen re-creation and appraisal of both writers' novels.