Sentence examples for keenness to keep from inspiring English sources

Mr Blair has always been a liberal interventionist, while Mr Bush was shocked out of his keenness to keep diplomacy "humble" only by the trauma of September 11th.

One perception Mrs Clinton will want to change is that America, in its keenness to keep Manas going, ploughed money into companies linked with Maksim Bakiyev, and helped prop up a now discredited regime.

Manager Allan Johnston described the winning goal as "typical Kris Boyd" and echoed Bowie's keenness to keep the striker, who is out of contract this summer.

So, we've got all the right ingredients to start the next season very positively". Manager Allan Johnston described the winning goal as "typical Kris Boyd" and echoed Bowie's keenness to keep the striker, who is out of contract this summer.

Despite his keenness to keep her out of the business, Celine actually laments the end of that era.

He wanted to equip his children to keep us away from that". Despite his keenness to keep her out of the business, Celine actually laments the end of that era.

News International was known to anyone who worked there as 'The Death Star' and I was finding it hard to keep up the whole momentum of ultra keenness as a Sun Photographer.

I think of Charlotte Brontë, writing to Monsieur Héger in Brussels, asking him not to consider her "raving mad" because of her infatuation, the same Charlotte Brontë who suffered the deaths of sisters and a brother, hearing the wind blow, feeling the keenness of the frost, having to rally to do the daily duties, to keep hope and energy alive in that mourning household.

The French, like the British, are especially determined to keep their veto in foreign policy and defence.Yet another irritant is the Germans' keenness to re-weight votes in the Council to reflect population; at present they have the same number as France, Britain and Italy.

The apparent desperation of the buying club inevitably lifts the price tag – concluding deals on deadline day doesn't help keep heads calm – while the none-too-well-hidden keenness to sell deflates a player's price.

In his keenness to set up his defensive wall, he found himself scampering across his line to save what would have been a certain goal.