Sentence examples similar to growing keenness from inspiring English sources

But a generation that grew up with gratitude for the king's keenness to consolidate democracy in Spain has given way to another, this one skeptical of past pieties.

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

Having started as an ex-British club, it grew more elastic in 1995 when it admitted ex-Portuguese Mozambique and took in Cameroon, most of which was French.In Francophone (formerly Belgian) Rwanda, young enthusiasts have been learning cricket as a token of their country's keenness to join the Commonwealth.

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.

I questioned his keenness.