keen造句

a man of keen perception

Everyone in modern society faces keen competitions.

He has a keen scent for errors.

The blind have a keen touch.

I am dead keen on fishing.

Competition for the nomination was very keen.

An umpire must be an entirely disinterested but keen observer.

Competition between bidders for this valuable painting has been keen.

He is keen to notch up yet another success.

A keen smell of skunk was left behind.

Gourard was an astute businessman with a keen eye for publicity.

Back then American policymakers were keen to lecture the Japanese on how to escape their predicament.

A keen beam of fixation alights on her, directing her energies.

His eye, bent on me, expressed at once stern surprise and keen inquiry.

He had a hooked nose, above which flashed a pair of eyes as keen as a snake's.

Greece needs transparent and impartial rules, but politicians are not keen to limit the scope for dishing out favours.

The teenagers in the canteen are keen to see the queen sitting between the green screens in the greenhouse.

Mr Kan himself is keen to improve strained relations with Japan’s once-oppressed neighbours, especially South Korea and China.

In truth, the push to create urban parish councils suggests a trend he might be less keen on.

Despite having to spend the night in the airport, he remains keen on Buffalo, even daring to visit again shortly after the election.

Nasa has been so keen to find water on the Moon because it brings the dream of a permanent lunar base one step closer.

An annual Redneck Fishing Tournament now brings men to the Illinois River with baseball bats in hand, keen to get their revenge.

Yet no industry can afford to neglect half its potential market, and perfume-makers are ever keen to crack the shell of male reticence.

I'm glad the new trainee is keen but I wish he'd stop hanging around my bench and getting in my hair.

Mr Fellows is a keen supporter of the Royal and Ancient Golf Club's campaign to reintroduce the sport to the Olympics (which could yet happen, though no sooner than 2016).

All of these things of are keen interest but realistically out of the big game-although few will admit it, out of politeness and memory of the old might.

As well as defending the view of City as a squad beset by disaffected players, Kompany is also keen to debunk the myth of the modern-day player being little more than a mercenary.

All of the dealers and manufacturers are keen to sell their boats to the growing number of Chinese millionaires, and this show is an important part of the plan.

Neither: it's Cedric, a steward on the train and a keen footballer, who is running up the dune to make sure it is safe for passengers to trek up after him and view the Atlantic Ocean from its summit.

Company is keen to water-borne coatings reaserch and produce, had developed and produced a series of environmental type water-borne emulsion, water-borne binder and water-borne coatings, deal with the surfaces that applies construction material, metal anti-rusting and wooden furniture etc.