Sentence examples for keenly trying from inspiring English sources

Whatever the immediate danger, this incident is bound to produce some soul-searching in quake-prone Japan about its nuclear industry, which the government has been keenly trying to promote around the world as a green and safe industry.

Though voting is still a novelty in this part of the world, the audience members I speak with are keenly trying to rally their relatives at home to vote for their favourite contestant.

Leaving important questions — over the ethics of Google's AI experiments and also, more broadly, over the mainstream vision of AI assistance it's so keenly trying to sell us — to hang and hang.

No matter how keenly he tries to ruin things, however, his basic gifts peek through.

But out where the miseries are felt most keenly, among people trying somehow to build lives that resemble the normality they knew before, the mood is different.

The student shuffles uncertainly, his legs a little too close together, keenly eyeing Martin, trying to get it right.

All three keenly seek to raise their influence among other things by trying to bolster the electoral chances of those Iraqis with whom they have most in common.

American Jewish writers once faced the double comedy of being outsiders to Gentile culture writ large and outsiders to English literature specifically, thus producing the kind of pathos that the critic Lionel Trilling felt so keenly in his life, trying to be a gentleman devoted to Matthew Arnold as a moral tutor while living a mixed-up Jewish life on the Upper West Side.

But Joseph and Josephine are feeling the stress keenly, as they try to cope with the loss of their respective fathers in an atmosphere of secrecy.

Never have I, in the role of interviewer, sympathised so keenly with the concerto conductor trying to cope with a runaway soloist.

Beijing's is sometimes above 500.Farther from Beijing, in places where the anxieties of leaders in the capital are felt less keenly, some officials have been trying to shift attention away from the polluting industries that keep people in work.