Sentence examples for mildly keen from inspiring English sources

Even as Cameron talks of "one nation" it's painfully clear that there is barely a single Westminster plan that Scotland will be even mildly keen on, apart from beefing up the Smith Commission and getting on with the job of promoting ever more distant union.

The fact that the government is having to concoct "positive" tales about the sanctions system for propaganda purposes suggests that there is a paucity of claimants out there keen to dispense glowing feedback on their experiences, to put it mildly.

PSG are also keen.

Holman isn't keen.

A little too keen.

Are the lenders keen?

keen on studying its vector.

No keening.

Kenya may be keenest.

Tories were keener.

Unfortunately for Mr Strauss-Kahn, his own country's voters may soon be sending a message that makes life harder, putting it mildly, for political union's keenest advocates.