Sentence examples for repeatedly keen from inspiring English sources

"Nicolás, you are not Chávez," Capriles says repeatedly, keen to peg the fight between himself and Maduro rather than an abstract messianic figure.

The quartet, illuminated from above as if caught in sunlight streaming through a high window, repeatedly played keening laments, at times joined by Ms. Anderson's keyboard or electric violin.

"Nicolas, you are not Chavez," Capriles has repeatedly said, keen to peg the fight between himself and Maduro rather than an abstract messianic figure.

Chris, at the web 1.0 end of the table, wasn't keen on RSS and tagging, and stated repeatedly that Topix.net went for the "wow" factor in deciding where to place content.

Germany holds more Greek debt than any other eurozone country and has repeatedly rejected any "haircut" on what Athens owes, but is also keen to keep the IMF involved in the bailout.

He has repeatedly said he favors the public financing of state campaigns, and this week he said he was "keen to seize the moment" to reform Albany after the latest round of political scandals.

PSG are also keen.

Holman isn't keen.

Its regulators were also keen.

So why are they keen?

A little too keen.