Sentence examples for keen to express from inspiring English sources

They were keen to express their enthusiasm to better develop Anglo-Sino legal ties.

A few taxi drivers camped out near the airport exit are keen to express their opinions.

Press regulation is, after all, a subject on which almost everyone seems keen to express a view.

Seen on hats and hoodies, it's worn by those keen to express their rebel hearts – AKA Madonna and Justin Bieber.

Lichtenstein and Warhol were as keen to express genuine affection for their low-culture sources as to treat them with disdain or irony.

He was a young carer when his mother was ill, but is keen to express that he was supported by his family and that his father, a grammar school boy made good, had left them adequately provided for.

But if mainstream success was initially elusive (an Off Broadway revival opened in 1973 and ran for almost a year), critical praise was not, and Mr. Weller was recognized for a keen ability to express the yearnings and frustrations of young people in the 1960s and '70s.

Bruce was very disciplined away from playing but, although his personal code of conduct was strict, he was very keen for us to express ourselves on the pitch," said Burnley's out-going manager.

At each encounter, there was an elephant in the room: the mild guilt feelings he felt obliged to express, the keen disappointment I failed to conceal.

But there were a few moments when Trump got very particular, and one of them was when he chose to express his keen admiration for Joe Arpaio, the former sheriff of Maricopa County.

Sean Lennon, whose band The Ghost of a Saber Tooth Tiger has seemingly little in common with the Elevators, was keen earlier in the day to express his delight in sharing a bill with them.