Sentence examples for keen arguments from inspiring English sources

So Darwin, though filled with bright ideas and keen arguments on almost every imaginable subject, was reluctant to be placed in the position of a Wise Man or Oracle, even as he became one.

Israelis come in all shapes and colours, with plenty among the electorate opposed to both the scale and style of the offensive, and from the keen arguments taking place in every meeting place it is clear that there is by no means a consensus opinion on the latest developments.

But if all anyone wanted to do was make keen arguments and thoughtful, substantive points on the really important issues of the day, we wouldn't have these super PACs in the first place.

And if super PACs did nothing but walk in the light, making keen arguments and thoughtful, substantive points on the really important issues of the day, then we wouldn't have this problem.

What campaign wouldn't want to straight up own a keen argument or a thoughtful, substantive point?

Mr. Keen's argument runs in the cranky old man watching Elvis on Ed Sullivan vein.

Those individual negotiations and decisions could have been the end of it, but some MPs are clearly keen for the arguments to continue.

The Daily Mail seems especially keen on this argument, giving it both barrels with a blast from Simon Heffer "Hang on, Mr Salmond.

It is something the women are perfectly prepared to do, as the head of the Women's Tennis Association, Larry Scott, recently confirmed to Observer Sport, although he is more keen on the argument that the women's game provides just as much entertainment as the men's, even if the matches do not go on so long.

Frankly the jury is out and it's an argument Keen still needs to address if his thesis is to hold water.

Arrington and Andrew 'amateur hater' Keen had an argument at Le Web over whether (as the former claimed) 'privacy is dead'.