Sentence examples similar to keenly detected from inspiring English sources

Like all writers, they are keenly aware of the competition, and envy eats away at them when they detect, in one of their comrades, a candle-flicker of genius.

Perhaps it's an occupational hazard, after writing a book about the work and life of Jean-Luc Godard, to detect that filmmaker's reflection throughout the modern cinema (or, I might say, to be keenly aware of his every reflection, which happen to be ubiquitous).

The W.H.O. and other public health officials are keenly interested in learning what Chinese scientists have found so far in the tracking of the SARS virus and the way it apparently jumped from an unknown animal species to humans; developing a test to detect it in its earliest stages; and discovering drugs and vaccines to treat and prevent SARS, a respiratory disease.

Individual freedoms are more keenly demanded.

Lou listens keenly, without interrupting.

This he feels especially keenly.

The dancers look keenly motivated throughout.

They keenly followed Malala's progress.

"The Scream" (1893) is keenly missed.

The French feel the slippage keenly.

Differences in scale and density register keenly.