Sentence examples for keen much from inspiring English sources

As a performance artist she strikes me as fairly savvy and keen, much more so than Ms. Knowles, for instance.

But he was not keen to do much about it.

Few seem keen to try much harder now.There is, however, no lack of ideas for making a greener world.

So, for instance, Rose says he isn't keen on too much duplication.

Microsoft's move comes nearly a week after Donald Trump won his presidential bid, ushering in a transitional team stacked with climate change deniers and oil industry executives keen to reverse much of the last eight years' hard-forged environmental progress.

In a radical call for economic independence for women, she dissected with keen intelligence much of the romanticized convention surrounding contemporary ideas of womanhood and motherhood.

But I'm not sure the poor will be keen on much more competition for jobs and flats in short supply.

Power may ebb and flow Mr Das is keen that much more decision-making gets quickly devolved to the lowest possible levels, to states or even villages but no one seriously expects India to fracture.Yet despite having built all that, India's rulers, and many voters, are still far from convinced by full-fledged liberal ideas, least of all free-market ones.

Even if the debts are not cancelled, Prof Keen says much of the debt is not ultimately capable of being repaid, although it may take years before this fact becomes apparent.

The decision needs the approval of Theresa May, the Home Secretary, who is thought much less keen.

British ministers keep turning up, keen to stress how much they admire all things Indian, especially large contracts.