Sentence examples for keen in from inspiring English sources

Too keen, in some cases.

Thirty years ago: gulls keen in the blue,.

We were very mean and keen in those days.

He seemed keen in general to demonstrate the passion that some have accused him of lacking.

Surprise might be particularly keen in Lower Manhattan along the Hudson.

It's no surprise that interest in Mr. Mamet's work remains keen in London.

Interest is especially keen in America, which is driving global IT spending.

His emotional intelligence, keen in his interactions on the campaign trail, is harder to deploy here.

Elizabeth Bishop, platinum-keen in her poetry and irremediably diffident, speaks of hesitating to identify herself: "There's nothing more embarrassing than being a poet, really".

Not everything is not peachy-keen in Facebook world.

The concerns of Colchester's Kevin Keen in his first management job could hardly be in greater contrast.