Sentence examples for only too keen from inspiring English sources

Unsurprisingly, sponsors are only too keen to help out.

Your 192,000 followers will be only too keen to keep you up to date.

As NME editor Conor McNicholas explains, the bands are only too keen to get involved.

And why hasn't HSBC itself been charged with anything in the UK, when others have been only too keen to bring the hammer down?

They are only too keen for their clients to use the fancy new junk-mail and public-relations firms that they have bought in the past decade.

In the 19th century, fortunes were made but more typically lost and the winners were only too keen to signal their grand ambitions to the world.

It's not only kids who aren't too keen on staying up until midnight after all and none of the cartoon characters will give the game away that there's still a few hours to go.

Only this time, Jimmy isn't too keen on their business; he knows what a good deal Kim has negotiated for them.

But she wasn't too keen to wear the crown.

But he wasn't too keen to complain.

During occupation there were only German propaganda movies anyhow, which my parents weren't too keen on taking me to.