Sentence examples similar to keen to discuss more aspects from inspiring English sources

But she is more gregarious herself now, keen to discuss life in Europe and compare it with her own.

Retailers and their suppliers are none too keen to discuss these practices, either.

He is not keen to discuss his inspirations as an artist; not keen, either, to describe his own work.

Philo was also keen to discuss the fashion industry's attitude to women's bodies.

Bar Brawler? — but the company is keener to discuss the car's performance.

The participant is encouraged to discuss more specific aspects of rehabilitation (eg, goal setting) with their primary care provider.

There are aspects of this debate that we wish we were able to discuss more freely.

He admits that it was time to step out of his comfort zone and try something new, but is less keen to discuss the more literal reading one could take of the novel: it's largely about racism.

Not going to discuss more than that.

US critics have claimed that her broad, brash sketches house a subtle feminist comment, but Schumer doesn't seem keen to discuss this aspect of her comedy; all she'll say on the topic is the rather flat "I've always thought men and women are equal so I'm sure that the jokes reflect that".

He was much more keen to discuss recent adventures than anything having to do with his brand.