Sentence examples for rather keen from inspiring English sources

They seem rather keen on the possible world tour.

I'm just rather keen on origins and facts being clearly stated".

"I am rather keen on the idea," chuckles Godfrey Davis, the chief executive of the fast-growing luxury brand Mulberry.

And it has held out longer than the other two Baltic states, Estonia and Latvia, which joined in 2011 and 2014 respectively.But many Lithuanians seem rather keen on the idea.

But in the eyes of many Egyptians it has now revealed its hand, proving that it is not particularly interested in democracy and rather keen on ensuring its own dominance.

But before Hitchcock there's another of his recent works, the film Berberian Sound Studio, which he is rather keen to talk about, and during which his love of the eclecticism of the roles he plays manages to shine through.

One way of securing its future was a merger with Channel 4. But Airey seemed rather keener on the idea than her Channel 4 counterparts, who would prefer a tie-up with the BBC's commercial arm, BBC Worldwide.

At first, Thatcher was rather keener on her than she was on him, but when he proposed in 1951, she accepted.

A former revolutionary who fought the country's 1964-85 military dictatorship, she has sounded rather keener on a strong state than Lula, though she may turn out to be a pragmatist, as he did after first getting elected in 2002.

For now, the White House is rather less keen to portray its post-election president as a man reborn.

This is not a mating ritual, though, or even two males punching each other for the right to get mates or territory - it is females fending off over-amorous males who are rather too keen on mating.