Sentence examples for keen to explain from inspiring English sources
The woman seemed quite keen to explain things.
Representatives from both companies were not keen to explain their reasoning.
You don't need it confirmed anymore.'" He isn't keen to explain what that means.
He's a grizzled veteran, keen to explain the traditions of Arab horsemanship.
Urata is bashful, however, about his group's late success and keen to explain the hard work that went before.
There always seems to be someone keen to explain basic steps and persuade newcomers to join the crowd.
Never never has Islam said to kill people". 1.15pm: Merah has resumed talks with the police and appears very keen to try to explain himself.
It's just that it wasn't ready yet, the presenter explained to listeners keen to hear what the man behind Radio 1's legendary late night series Blue Jam (later Channel 4's Jam) would come up with next.
As NME editor Conor McNicholas explains, the bands are only too keen to get involved.
The team at Roganic are young and super-keen, eager to explain and engage and ask your opinion and discuss what you say.
By the lake a Syrian boy — keen to talk — explained that he wants to study English literature, before another man, watching him closely, told him to stop talking.
