Sentence examples for no keen from inspiring English sources
Keen: By all means, no! Keen: Of both, but mostly of structure, I would say.
"Oh, no," Keen said, "they're not Irish, they're just going to play Irish music.
Walter Ulbricht, the East German leader has shown no keen desire for improving re lations except on his terms.
And I discerned no plaintive cry of appeal, no keen of despair, no gurgle of nameless dread.
No calculation of unit price, no can'ts or shoulds or ought-not-to's, no keen eye to the comparative ounce.
In any event, Fletcher seems to have had no keen desire to dwell on the matter, for he quickly turned the letter over to the already quivering Third Assistant Secretary of State, Mr. Bliss.
Most Japanese are no keener than most Germans to play a major military role once again.
Moreover, rural children are no longer keen to take over the family farm.
And banks, whose traders sometimes also bet on market moves, are no longer keen to do so.
The Liberal Party's leader, Hans Dijkstal, had made clear that he was no longer keen to work with Mr Kok's successor as Labour leader, Ad Melkert.
Production companies are no longer keen to commission original pieces for trailers, preferring instead to opt for music that they know has worked for other movies.
