Sentence examples for though keen from inspiring English sources

The surroundings were unassuming, and the visitors performed as though keen to fit in.

Last year, though, Keen Pauline faced the longest odds (15-1) in the field and still won, so anyone could be a threat to block O'Neill's team's path to a Black-Eyed Susan/Preakness sweep before it really starts.

Tunisian backers, though keen on religious judges (62%), have far less appetite for executing apostates (29%).

Both countries, though keen to pursue better relations with America, are wary of its global dominance.

Though keen to the weather, he is also equally keen to a good party.

Obama, though keen to withdraw troops from Iraq, upholds the complacently bipartisan consensus about Afghanistan.

The mayor, though, was keen to play the potential outlay down.

Though apparently keen to stick to the facts, Jolie's stolidly conventional approach to the material hardly freshens it up.

Khan, though, is keen to stress such a tie-up will see both retain separate identities and promised never to mess with the club name like the high-profile case of Hull.

He will, though, be keen to avoid replicating Klinsmann's record for much longer: a fall off in performances saw Klinsmann being sacked five matches before the end of last season.

That, they say, could help to cut the number of British teenagers who become pregnant: at 40 per thousand girls under 18 each year, Britain's rate is outstripped in the developed world only by America's.Not everyone, though, is keen on teaching near-babies how babies are made.