Sentence examples for with keenness from inspiring English sources

Conductor David Charles Abell nailed this and every other hot-spot with keenness and self-evident love, steering the tightened narrative with a great sense of its imperative whilst relishing through his instinctive feeling for tempo-rubato the score's aching lyricism.

I found myself responding with particular keenness to his quieter, altogether more intimate but highly intense singing.

He was three tables along, sitting with monstrous keenness on the very edge of a plastic chair.

Ali Alii!" as Samadu danced and pranced, carefully avoiding Abeeba, who watched his movements with the keenness of a hungry lioness.

Astonishing as it was to hear a young choreographer talk with that keenness about historical precedent, you could believe it.

Don Howe gave his life to football, and few men have served the game with more keenness and care.

He ranges over his interests with voracious keenness, laser-sharp prose, an open heart and a clear eye.

But the way Tony Wheeler rushes about suggests that he feels with particular keenness the age-old traveller's anxiety about getting there before it all goes.

Between the drug debate, a child's death and divining Armstrong's intentions, the Tour headed south yesterday with the keenness of migrating birds.

She gambols across stage like an exuberant faun and shakes hands with a keenness that suggests she is hoping to enter the House of Commons after June 7, but her paucity of ideas reveals itself in endless call-and-response sessions.

When trying to describe what LA is like during Oscars week, one can only reach for analogies with the keenness of Melissa Leo grasping for an Oscar: It is like Disney World for fans of the E! channel, Glastonbury for Grazia readers.