Sentence examples for keenly making from inspiring English sources

It is an approach that the actors have felt keenly, making them think about making the music and the dialogue feed on each other.

He studied his dad keenly, making sure he could walk the walk and talk the talk, especially the 80s 'hood lingo.

Mr. Adams, a lawyer who is black, said greater racial integration would have come naturally if the district had focused more keenly on making the schools better, regardless of the racial makeup.

In a day and age in which most celebrity chefs have to shout and make a scene to be noticed, Prudhomme was quiet and soft-spoken but always keenly observant, making make sure everything was perfect and every customer was happy.

"If the U.S. imperialists and their followers dare make a pre-emptive attack, they will be made to keenly realize what a real nuclear war and real retaliatory blows are like," he said.

He looked at me keenly, to make sure I followed the distinction: an auberge is a rural inn.

He showed no talent for banking, but he was keenly interested in making money, which is something boomtowns are good for.

Still, it appeared that the White House was keenly interested it making public the results of its quiet diplomacy in a manner that accentuated the president's initiative at a time of intense pressure from pro-Israeli forces in Congress and from Arab states.

Dawkins' sweeping claim that "... what has become the new orthodoxy about animal welfare - that anthropomorphism is all we need... .. truly misrepresents the views of numerous people around the world, researchers and non-researchers alike, who are keenly interested in making the lives of other animals far better than they are.

Apple will have been keenly watching this and making its own notes.

But I'm made keenly aware that a lot rides on me singing convincingly beautifully enough to charm the king.