Sentence examples for truly keen from inspiring English sources

But dig deeper, and there is little evidence that they are truly keen on widespread economic competition.

I think the new generation is truly keen on helping each other out and bringing everybody up.

The truly keen will be rewarded by exploring the streets north of Senate Square, where dealers like Kaunus Arki and Vanhaa ja Kaunista sell objects from the golden age of Finnish design.

But the new man is unlikely to take dictation from Mr Obasanjo, even if the outgoing president does manage to exert a lingering influence.One big problem for Mr Yar'Adua, if he is truly keen to tackle poverty, is that the 36 new state governors, who have vast power, have even less incentive than their predecessors to stop looting their state treasuries.

Whether the Brotherhood is truly democratic or merely keen to use elections to establish a religious dictatorship is a topic of perennial debate.

Yet it's plain that neither party is at all keen on truly promoting "localism", complete with butcher, baker and candlestick-maker, because that would mean challenging the might of monopoly capitalism.

Whether the UK's keenest can truly "make it" remains to be seen, but there's no doubting the commitment on show.

In addition to her studio output, Iqbal's DJ sets and her bi-weekly show broadcast from the coolest hut in the world —the NTS studio — show her to be a keen scholar of truly global sounds.

He's just as keen to create a truly memorable and thoughtful experience, though this time from a different perspective, incorporating a new set of philosophies.

Private firms are keen to build a truly global Internet, but they have been slightly less forthcoming about the content they would deliver (or allow).

The novel's opening epigram, from George Eliot, tells us how we would truly be overwhelmed if we had "a keen vision and feeling of all ordinary human life".