Sentence examples for her keenness from inspiring English sources

But her keenness on the referendums has put them off.

One signal is her keenness to dampen speculation about a possible coalition with the Greens after the next election.

Mitchell's old themes of love and outsiderdom are viewed as though through a telescope: without losing any of her keenness of vision, she seems to be in retreat from her emotional attachment to them.

Other questions involved the capability of the participant to adhere to the safety regulations for biogas use and his or her keenness to learn more about the technology.

It is hard not to in part attribute her sobriety and keenness of vision to her marginal status as a woman.

Ms. Wigodzky's parents, who are both in their 60's and have retired to Argentina, stayed with her for a month in the summer of 2006, during which she gamely accommodated her father's desire for a cable subscription and her mother's keenness to share the bed in her room.

Catherine saw little of her husband in their first year of marriage, but the ladies of the court treated her well, impressed with her intelligence and keenness to please.

Given her childhood, Bourgeois' keenness to leave France is hardly surprising.

And to hear her sing them herself is to find a new keenness in her lyrics; a song such as (You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman is of course incredible in the hands of Aretha Franklin, but in King's voice it finds a raw, heart-deep truth, as if it has found its real home.

All Ms. Winfrey can offer is the keenness of her filter — so far, so good.

In an interview Mr. Horowitz said that he had been impressed from the beginning by Ms. Arbus's intelligence and the keenness of her rehearsal notes.