Sentence examples for left keen from inspiring English sources

One, favoured by some commentators on this newspaper at the time, was that the NF was a flash in the pan, its importance inflated by a left keen to draw spurious comparisons between 1970s Britain and 1930s Germany.

It was only one caller's opinion, but it soon became the catchcry of the Left keen to highlight Abbott's growing unpopularity, and of those in the Right unhappy with the direction of the government.

Even if the Essex side never quite believed in miracles, they did enough to leave Keen feeling "nothing but pride for the way they've represented the club".

The B19 area of Birmingham, scene of race riots and 2003's murders of Letisha Shakespeare and Charlene Ellis, frequently gets negative press, but my daily experience of living there left me keen to explore the fact that gun crime and urban decay is not the whole story.

The swelling ranks of older voters, and their disproportionate propensity to vote, have left politicians keener to pander to them than to implement disruptive reforms.

But Russia's geopolitical antics leave some keen to seek alternative suppliers.All this lends a defensive flavour to Mr Sefcovic's proposal.

Even political foes agree here on today's parlous state of disagreement, leaving you keen to vote but feeling a little defeated already.

Even the low-energy years described in "Youth" take on, in the clipped telling, a curious electricity; the astringent pages leave us keen to read on.

Your introduction should excite recruiters by demonstrating how you're a perfect fit for the role and leave them keen to read your CV.

He was left with a keen awareness of the needy, and wondered if shining a light on the problems of the poor would inspire a city's good will.

Such thinking is in tune with the way the military has long thought of itself a worldview that has led to trouble in the past.One might expect politicians on Brazil's left to be keen to focus the military's ambition more narrowly: many of them, after all, suffered at the hands of an army with a bad case of mission creep.