Sentence examples for keen on something from inspiring English sources
They didn't talk about any of it until a couple of years after it was all over, which is when he revealed he'd have been keen on something more.
Americans seem keen on government actually doing something about stagnant pay, devastating climate change, worsening inequality, and deep structural fissures like racism and sexism.
His parents were pretty keen on this too, as they wanted something better for him than the relentless labour of vegetable farming.
He wasn't keen on the electric stove or the dishwasher — something he had no use for — but he was willing to live with them.
I was diving, cleaning ships, help keeping ships afloat, and it was something I wasn't too keen on doing.
If your friends like something you're not too keen on, it doesn't matter;you are allowed to have dissimilar interests.
"I'm not very keen on paperwork," he says wryly, whereas "writing molecules is something I know how to do".
Although she apparently was also offered a vast amount of money to feature in an adult film, something she says she is not too keen on.
If a project takes more than an hour to read, then there's something going on that I'm not terribly keen on".
Not keen on dark chocolate?
