Sentence examples for so keen would from inspiring English sources

No wonder politicians pile onto podiums, so keen would they be to immerse themselves among winners and losers who can find solace in the team that beat them.

When I started, I was so keen I would ride in all conditions but after 27 years I'm more selective.

When he joined the groundstaff at Lord's he was so keen that he would sell scorecards and bowl to members.

Was it really such a good idea to tell Stephen House at his leaving-do that if you'd known he was so keen on searching people you'd have bought him a torch as a parting gift… for the purposes of sticking it up his jacksey sideways?" "It was only meant as a joke," said Rebus sheepishly.

The survey found that 69% of workers would work from home in they had the choice, with one in five so keen to do so they would take a pay cut.

He wouldn't be so keen to see the EMI merger happen because that would put him back in a relationship with Levy".

If Fifa is suddenly so keen on retrospective justice, it would be better off reviewing some of its own glaring errors.

Staff at the Mayor's office were mystified that the Tory defence spokesman would be so keen to let it be known that he had been burgled.

As the right would be so keen to remind us, Obama is not the Messiah - so we can forgive him for not being entirely perfect.

Certainly it seems unlikely that Ivory Coast would be so keen to risk their star forward if they were in a group with a margin for error.

And I doubt you would be so keen on technicalities if someone in your family was the victim of a violent crime and it was found that an arresting officer of the accused perpetrator mishandled two trivial words in reading Miranda rights to the accused.