Sentence examples for keen book from inspiring English sources
She had written a knotty but keen book about Theodor Adorno and the Frankfurt School of philosophy ("The Origin of Negative Dialectics") and admired the philosopher Walter Benjamin, who himself went on a pilgrimage to Moscow in the 1920's.
"And on my travels people are always asking me, 'When are Metallica going to be playing Glastonbury?' I was so keen to book them.
And despite knowing that defeat in Marrakesh will leave one final chance, in a play-off against an Asian side next March, both sides will be keen to book their tickets to London now.
Keen: My book is a wake-up call.
We're very keen on books".
Some of us weren't keen on books others of us loved.
His greasy hair and boggly eyes make him look like a keen comic-book fan, possibly an indie music blogger.
One thing that is important to me - when in schools - is to let children who aren't so keen on books, but do read other materials, to feel that they are readers too.
Another richest American of his day, Andrew Carnegie, was particularly keen on books and music.
That was when the kids were still keen on The Book.
Yet Stier is keen that the book isn't "understood as some kind of scientific reportage".
