Sentence examples for not particularly keen from inspiring English sources

I'm not particularly keen on powdery, bright white meringues.

"I'm not particularly keen on the engine metaphors!" Berry laughs.

Mr. Sitar says his senses of touch and hearing are not particularly keen.

But, she said, "we're not particularly keen in occupying that segment of the business".

But Mr Griggs is not particularly keen on stressing the usual touristy themes of skirling bagpipes and ruined castles.

My husband was not particularly keen on my purchase, pointing out that my new shoes looked like oversized eggplants.

It wasn't always going to be this way: she wasn't particularly keen to work for Cribb & Sons.

Agents aren't particularly keen on doing this and, even if they are willing, don't have access to anything other than (expensive) published fares.

I looked after a stray pigeon a couple of years ago, and although I wasn't particularly keen on it, I did feel I had an important, if unwilling, role as its carer.

Fergie isn't particularly keen on sending him to Anfield, of all places, but money is so tight around Old Trafford that if Rafa can come up with £10m the deal will be done.

When George came over here for lunch, I could tell from the tone of our conversation that he wasn't particularly keen on what we were trying to promote here.