The phrase "keen point" is not a correct or usable phrase in written English.
It appears to be a typo of "keen point" or "keen insight". For example, "Her keen insight on the issue was particularly useful."
Why not Mark Jackson or Greg Anthony, who impress television audiences with their keen point guard's perceptions?
Those who are keen point out that most blogs will remain personal, driven by obsessions and enthusiasms.
They make one especially keen point: if it were really about adding efficiency, why do the same people lead takeovers in many industries, instead of people with specific expertise in each industry doing the job?
Apropos of birth-control and damnation, Wills makes a keen point about the difficult dilemma the Church faces in adjusting its teachings.
Scientific illustration has come a long way since the days of John James Audubon, yet there is still no mechanized substitute for an illustrator's unique talents and keen point of view.
Scientific illustration has come a long way since the days of John James Audubon, yet there is still no mechanised substitute for an illustrator's unique talents and keen point of view.
For that matter, as Mr. Keen points out, the idea of objectivity is becoming increasingly passé in the relativistic realm of the Web, where bloggers cherry-pick information and promote speculation and spin as fact.
Defying gravity, Ms. Oelze moves with ease through the enormous pitch intervals Webern loved and makes them beautiful and true, keen points in the continuing phrase and markers of exaltation or anguish.
"I don't think he's the devil," Keen pointed out.
Mr Keen pointed out that administrators Duff and Phelps were also seeking to finalise arrangements for the takeover of the club with Charles Green, a former Sheffield United chief executive.
Lancaster was keen to point out that the average points difference in England and Scotland matches over the past five years has been just four.
