Sentence examples for not really keen from inspiring English sources

She is not keen on answering such questions - she is not really keen on being interviewed at all - but she once gave me a massive clue when she volunteered that the key to her personality is that she is the younger sister of twins - moreover, twins who spoke their own private language - so she was born into a two-against-one situation and has been fighting her corner ever since.

She was said to have text: "I'm not really keen on becoming a martyr and leaving kids behind or having them suffer too". The pair deny being part of the group.

Clearly one thing I do not want is to jeopardise what we are building for the Renault team, which has to be our main focus". The Frenchman said he was "not really keen on" the idea of supplying a fourth team and that doing so "would not be without huge concessions on the sort of service we could deliver to a fourth team as long as Renault is concerned".

I'm not really keen on watching sports on television.

"She's not really keen to do it.

So here's the thing about Aquarius: since they're not really keen on emotions, they're susceptible to freaking out when they get them.

So desperate is McDonald's to show that we're all in this Games thing together that it's even included the "not really keener", AKA an old dear doing some gardening.

I wasn't really keen on it anyway.

His time with the Rockets is further indication that there's not a lot of faith in his ability to transition into a role player — and a reminder that the NBA isn't really keen on aging scorers.

"I really, Simon, am really keen not to rule anything out at this stage.

The university seemed really keen not to treat foreign students any differently or give them any concessions".