Sentence examples similar to keen relationships from inspiring English sources

"His coverage of the White House demonstrated a particularly keen perception of relationships among principals and how these relationships influenced official policy," the judges noted.

Mr. Vergne said he was keen to cement relationships with artists.

Rolet is keen to restore relationships with the investment banks, which dreamt up Turquoise out of frustration with the way the LSE treated its customers and the fees it charged for trading.

The five couples in this book – O'Keefe and Stieglitz; Lou Andreas-Salome Andreas-Salome and Rainer Maria Rilketre and Simone de Beauvoir; Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo; Henry Miller and AnaÏs Nin – all enjoyed "open relationships", keen as they were to match the modernity of the times that was reflected in their art, with modernity in their private lives.

If she's not keen on exclusive relationships, find this out as soon as possible before you end up being hurt.

He is a Colombian photographer but in Ouagadougou, a city with a keen and enduring relationship to cinema and where legendary directors have statues erected in their honour, he is frequently mistaken for the award-winning French-Senegalese filmmaker Alain Gomis.

But this work also gives us all of a novel's pleasures – a story laden with significance and drama and meaning, a keen feeling of relationship between reader and characters, a fully realised world through which we may roam.

But there are many policy makers in Beijing who are not keen on that relationship with Washington.

We're very keen on having strong relationships with all countries.

Change required timetables, outcomes and a keen awareness of power relationships.

However, someone familiar with Blair's business activities suggested he is keen to cultivate closer relationships with Russian oligarchs.