Sentence examples for not especially keen from inspiring English sources

How could I?" But he's not especially keen on what he calls "the interpolation of chart music" into movies.

Mr Brown has let it be understood from time to time that he was not especially keen on some of Mr Blair's market-based reforms in health and education.

Slavisa Jokanovic is Maccabi's coach, arriving in Israel in the summer after realising that Watford were not especially keen on keeping him following their promotion to the Premier League.

You're going to pick up some of the bad things as well – there's a temper that runs through my dad's side of the family that I'm not especially keen on picking up a giant block of.

She was not especially keen on coming to New York, she said, but was attracted to Part of the Solution because it offered so many services and seemed so engaged with the community.

Multinational corporations know that consumers are not especially keen on child exploitation in developing countries either, so many of them have signed codes of practice designed to ensure that children are not going through the sort of experiences suffered by Dickens in the 1820s.

A Whitehall source said: "It became clear pretty quickly that the White House wasn't especially keen to meet them.

He wasn't especially keen to talk about the missing pieces of his story (who provided the seed money for those early investments, for example).

Michael isn't especially keen on most of GM's business prospects, but there are a few things Wall Street is missing, he says.

But they don't tend to go to the estate sales and antique stores where classic cameras are sold, and they aren't especially keen on paying hundreds to have flanges re-sealed, mechanisms oiled, etc.

Chris wasn't especially keen to put her only child in front of the camera, but after checking out the agency, her parents thought they would give it a go.