Sentence examples for keen look from inspiring English sources

The little details that come up in setting his stage are based on having a very keen look around him".

In 1952, Hubbard said of the E-Meter, "It gives Man his first keen look into the heads and hearts of his fellows".

Insider Knowledge With sister installation, The House of Annie Lennox, on at the same time, fans would be advised to keep a keen look out at the launch... It's great that.

EC1 isn't the West End or Notting Hill; but it's the London of Chaucer, Dickens and nose-to-tail eating, which combine to make this pub worthy of a keen look.

The unique characteristics of American conservatism were forged in the crucible of race relations in the South, he argues, and his analysis of party-building efforts, national institutions, and the innovations of particular political actors provides a keen look into the ideology of modern conservatism and the Republican Party.

Though such searches happen frequently at Mr. Lebedev's bank, news of Friday's search spread quickly through independent news media and blogs, which have been keeping a keen look out for a possible tightening of screws ahead of a presidential election next month in which Vladimir V. Putin is likely to return to the presidency, Russia's highest office.

Just as Mr. Rauschenberg's two curtains are the same with a difference, so the choreography requires keen looking: its tone is generally the same throughout, but there are unexpected moments.

The only sign of his understanding was a keener look in his eyes, a stiller stillness, a slight crouch for the midair catch.

Opened in 1885, Keens looks like something out of a tale by Dickens.

We were sharing a table with a fit, keen-looking cyclist and his girlfriend.

He is keen to look at the UIL tomorrow...