Sentence examples for its keenness from inspiring English sources

Your complacent humanist will no doubt remain unmoved, confident that if the savage mind was necessarily alert it was wasting its keenness on the singularly unprofitable end of merely preserving the savage body.

But Thunderbird is short of cash and finding it difficult to compete in the global market, hence its keenness to push ahead with the deal.

Canavero has said that China is keen to be involved in the procedure as a way of demonstrating its keenness for scientific research to the world, likening the race to complete the transplant to the space race.

Hence its keenness to steer investors towards a measure that excludes marketing costs.

Israel's speedy attempts to try to contain the situation show its keenness not to provoke the new Egyptian regime, or escalate with it".

One perception Mrs Clinton will want to change is that America, in its keenness to keep Manas going, ploughed money into companies linked with Maksim Bakiyev, and helped prop up a now discredited regime.

But that detracts neither from its subsequent keenness, nor the quality of the batting that saw a beautifully compiled 145 from Azhar Ali, 59 from Younis before he decided he had had enough, and a typically robust 68 from Misbah-ul-Haq, the glue in this Pakistan side, who even more than Younis continues to confound the passing of time.

Will its new keenness dissipate if the situation in Kiev stabilizes?

But it may shed some of its predecessor's keenness to adopt the euro, an event pencilled in for 2009.

When harnessed, and redirected along other lines, this motivating force maintains all of its attributes of keenness of imagination, courage, etc., which may be used as powerful creative forces in literature, art, or in any other profession or calling, including, of course, the accumulation of riches.

America's heightened keenness that its two allies should get along has helped, too.