Sentence examples for keen intent from inspiring English sources

"Every investor that we've met had a very keen intent to become a part of it, just because it's a very exciting market at a very exciting juncture in time".

There is little choice for an audience to listen to Thom Knoles with anything other than a keen intent, such is his ease, eloquence and persuasive logic.

But back in London around 100 Labour MPs, including some once keen Blairites, were intent on forcing Mr Blair either to leave office or, at the least, to name the date of his going.It is a peculiar situation.

She had no issue with viewing his endowment; she just wasn't keen on how intent he was on her admiring it.

"Last year, we were being deceived with intent," Keener said.

Mr Lagrana has compiled a list of the "seven deadly sins of e-mail", many of which, I daresay, we can all relate to: Carefree exuberance Users who, with no ill intent, are too keen to press the "Reply All" button, and have a tendency for unnecessary e-mails, such as a single-word missive: "Thanks".

Like their male counterparts, it seems the Wanderers are also keen to make a statement of intent in the W-League.

Startups are keen to paint every letter of intent and every curt nod of approval as a signed contract and clearly that was the case here.