Sentence examples for keenly thought from inspiring English sources

Her performance is keenly thought through, from locution to body language; the mimicry of, say, a 15-year-old girl, is thorough, maybe perfect, which is not entirely a compliment.

Min did not feel his absence keenly, though she thought that as a mother she should have done better at missing him.

As a result of this, my mother, who cared keenly about what others thought of her, instilled in me the need to behave myself in public.

Growing up, I was aware of atrocities committed on both sides and probably felt more keenly those that I thought had been visited on victims from a Protestant background.

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

Mitchell invokes Nietzsche, who thought that to live keenly we need to grasp life's tragic fragility, and even its futility.

They are thought to be so keenly aware of their public shame, and the jeopardy of the church both moral and financial, that they will be only too eager to agree to them.

She felt keenly that she had a lucky life, and thought deeply about how she could improve the lives of those around her.

One of the more keenly observant passengers, though pleased enough with the ride, thought the boy looked youthful for a bus driver and dialed the police.

Featherstone is too diplomatic to say whether she thought the NT broadcasts really worked, but seems keenly aware of the challenges.

Some of those who are thought to be listed in the sealed envelope have keenly endorsed the idea of a tribunal.