Sentence examples for keen impression from inspiring English sources

"My keen impression is that he is serious, perhaps more than people realize.

Sometimes, though, in his listing of picture commissions, Galassi seems almost too keen to give the impression that Cartier-Bresson went scurrying across half the world at the behest of magazines such as Life, Harper's Bazaar, Mademoiselle and Holiday.

A powerful all-rounder, Mr Blackwell was keen to make an impression on his Durham debut.

I was quite nervous and really keen to make an impression.

Andy Murray is keen to dilute the impression that he is an old-style chauvinist.

The Nationals have a team keen to make an impression, particularly young buck Bryce Harper.

With a possible Manchester United debut this coming weekend following his £36m switch, the 19-year-old would have been keen to make an impression.

According to his now infamous leaked memo, Tony Blair is keen to convey the impression that his government is "standing up for Britain".