Sentence examples for is keen to explain from inspiring English sources

But he is keen to explain why without sounding like the local chamber of commerce.

Beeny is keen to explain that her husband, the artist responsible, is perfectly capable of more figurative work.

Foster is keen to explain that Nottingham Trent isn't just trying to keep students' bums on lecture theatre seats.

Because despite first setting out its stall as a gallery in 1793, the Louvre is keen to explain the importance of its art using 21st-century gadgets.

Within his own brief – careers, youth services and vocational training – he is keen to explain one thing Labour would change swiftly.

While Spence admits to feeling a bit of discomfort describing their work as "a global first", he is keen to explain the differences between SVX and other similarly named initiatives elsewhere in the world.

Salmon's list of expenses are also show the lengths to which management are keen to explain why they incurred a particular cost.

Even so, on the eve of the match at Eden Gardens both captains, England's Eoin Morgan and West Indies' Darren Sammy, were keen to explain how much victory would mean to their respective sides.

It's keen to explain to you how it can do cool things but the underlying structure for finding those things operates according to a kind of interdimensional-horror logic that wouldn't be out of place in a Lovecraft novel.

Sam seemed to have 'seen it all' as a Barcraft vet, and was keen to explain what was happening to me.

She politely refused to answer our questions about the apparently missing elder males in the family including her husband but was keen to explain how she helps support the family.