Sentence examples for keen to devote from inspiring English sources

Judging by the response at last year's Edinburgh Festival, plenty are keen to devote themselves to this idea of a life in art.

But she said she was keen to devote more time to these kind of stories and conversations, which can be "kind of quick," through a series of longer reads.

The government is keen to oblige, devoting more than £8m this year to special cultural projects.

If the communication between her and George Mesterhazy, the sensitive, deeply lyrical pianist charged with trying to read her musical mind, wasn't always perfect (a couple of her signature pauses seemed tentative), freedom from the keyboard allowed Ms. Horn to devote a keener attention to the song lyrics.

They're a strong ensemble with versatile actors and a keen intelligence devoted to the pure theater extolled by Cheek By Jowl and others right up the recent Peter and The Starcatcher.

Keen is totally devoted to making a difference in society.

In principle, we love family life and are very keen on and devoted to relationships.

A graduate student newly arrived in 1967 and keen to discuss Truth with him recalls Dummett being available even while devoting himself to the fight against racism.

For many years I was involved in the International Press Institute – an organisation devoted to freedom of expression for journalists and always keen to argue with prime ministers and presidents who wished to muzzle dissent.

This factor also worked in reverse; while Hannah de Rothschild was keen to marry Rosebery, she was also aware of many obstacles, the foremost being that she was devoted to her faith, and to leave it would be a severe moral wrench.

Al-Qaeda, which is devoting a lot of rhetoric and resources to turning the Horn of Africa into a new battleground, is equally keen to prevent it from getting anywhere.