Sentence examples for it's keenly from inspiring English sources

But as the company works to build its future ecosystem, it's keenly aware that no play in the space is complete without a mobile strategy.

The Sladda is part of a travel system that allows easy compatibility with Ikea's pannier rack, basket or trailer; it's keenly priced, too, considering the components.

Something is poignant when it's keenly, even painfully, affecting.

It's keenly funny – and it's impossible not to wince when Marlow, being massaged by nurse Joanne Whalley, tries to prevent himself becoming aroused by recalling the speeches of Edward Heath.

There's no confirmed release date, as yet, for the novel The Winds of Winter – it's keenly awaited, however, and there's even a site dedicated to speculating about when it'll be published (most recent hunch: "I'm feeling confident that The Winds of Winter will be released in October (maybe November), 2015.

Moreso today than ever before, it's keenly necessary to prepare for what lies ahead, but absent a soothsayer or precog, it's going to be difficult to know for sure.

Of course, there is very real business value to Apple's competitors and it was keenly read by a self-selected group, but by the end of the week, the phone, which may or may not have been stolen goods, depending on your perspective, seemed a little beside the point.

Their dynamic is as toxic as it is keenly observed, and Birney, under Trip Cullman's direction, creates a vivid portrait of literary ego.

Although this new influx of immigrants barely registers at a national level in Argentina, it is keenly felt in Buenos Aires -- particularly in its most fashionable districts, like hip Palermo Soho, upscale Recoleta and emerging San Telmo, where the majority of new expats now choose to live.

It is keenly aware of unrest in other Olympic cities ahead of the games.

"Le Petit Lieutenant" embraces the spectrum of human drama and comedy, and like a lot of French films it is keenly involved with the everyday pulse of work.