Sentence examples for keen students from inspiring English sources

First, a question for keen students of American politics.

I remind him that Luis Buñuel and Claude Chabrol were both keen students of entomology, and he laughs.

(Whitman's poem "Kosmos", keen students will recall, is a hymn to the universe in all its strangeness and amplitude).

But keen students of Manchester United's history will also note that McGuinness, after a brief interregnum when Busby returned to steady the ship, was followed by Frank O'Farrell as the next full-time manager.

Cameron and his team were keen students of the mythology of the rise of New Labour, and they believed that no party rebranding could be complete without an ideas engine to nurture policy and personnel.

Although her diaries are still a good read for keen students of the Wilson years (OK, not so many of those), little of this raw humanity survived the clean up the millions of words underwent before making it into print.

But he was a keen student of political rhetoric, as he was a keen student of all the ingredients of political accomplishment.

Corbyn, the Indian diplomat of my earlier conversation said, "is a keen student of Gandhi.

Selling shoes at his first boutique, Louboutin became a keen student of consumer behavior.

Mr Brown, a keen student of political history, did not repeat that error.

A keen student of visual comedy, Justin's inspirations date back long before the 1970s.