Sentence examples for probably keen from inspiring English sources

Khalifa is probably keen on Little Lion Man or The Cave, which have featured on MTV over the last six months.

In addition Accel is probably keen for the Playfish deal as well.

Skinner is also probably keen to avoid last year's glut of obesity lawsuits and the PR stain from filmmaker Morgan Spurlock, whose health suffered from an all-McDonald's diet.

The strike was unusually large, and leaders are probably keen to suppress any signs of public unrest as they jostle for position ahead of a political transition at the start of 2016 (see Banyan).

Many teens, while probably keen to avoid or treat blackheads and spots, seek a solid maintenance programme that keeps skin comfortable, not too shiny and well prepped for whatever makeup they might choose thereafter (in my experience, those with the least need for foundation are the most desperate to wear it, however much one preaches that this is probably the loveliest their skin will ever look).

If you plan to sell your home in the next year, you're probably keen on finding a few ways to gin up its value.

"I was probably keener just to leave her and go straight for the Nunthorpe.

Foreign liberals might regret the lack of political idealism of China's young, but the average Beijing student is nowadays probably keener to set up his own company or find a job with Goldman Sachs than to go on hunger strike for democracy.

Some, for instance Edward Heath, were probably keener on Europe than the US, in their heart of hearts.

Anticipation is probably keener on the opposition benches than among Labour MPs, though.Part of the problem is that although Mr Brown will do his best to surprise and delight, there is nothing about him that could be described as fresh.

My worry is to be a proper man that's it (429) So I don't know in my heart of hearts what my wife's feeling about it is or was, but I know that she was probably keener than me (457) Thirteen men never sought help for erectile dysfunction, whereas nine others sought no further help after unsuccessful treatment (figure, table 3, and box 4).