Sentence examples for have been so keen on from inspiring English sources

It's been a while since politicians have been so keen on hosting bankers.

This is also the main reason why the American armed forces have been so keen on affirmative action.

If I'd known she'd get this crazy I doubt I'd have been so keen on starting a family.

Dr John commented: "We think the archaeologists have been so keen on telling a good story here that they have ignored of misinterpreted the evidence in front of them".

Labour can accuse the coalition of messing up a chance to increase banking competition (its latest theme) while the Tories and the Lib Dems can shoot back that they might not have been so keen on selling to the Co-op if Labour had shared its file on the heroic appetites of the bank's former chairman, Rev Paul Flowers.

The French president has been so keen on wooing Le Pen's supporters, a pivotal constituency in this tight race, that he ended up "legitimizing what should have remained marginal and extreme ideas and themes," Pierre Haski points out in The Guardian.

He weighed out the humour in a way which perhaps made you see why Eddie Jones has been so keen on the squad spending more time eating and drinking together.

McDonald's, in particular, has been so keen on teaching nutrition education to children, that it was recently called out for providing a McDonald's nutrition "infomercial" to schools, which, not surprisingly, touts the "health" benefits of McDonald's fare.

If you're not familiar with the service, the key concept behind it is that users can access to the music stored in their BBM buddies' playlists, which incentivizes the social experience that RIM has been so keen on building with BBM.

"This column is a continuation of that first column as I couldn't explain why I had been so keen to carry on to resist this [charge].

Murray might not have been so keen.