Examples of 'more keen' in a sentence
Meaning of "more keen"
more keen: More keen implies having a stronger or more intense interest or enthusiasm towards something or someone
How to use "more keen" in a sentence
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We were more keen on the training than school.
A fence between makes love more keen.
We are more keen on our earth that we live on.
This makes me even more keen to visit.
I was more keen on the body language.
Here the difficulty seems to be more keen.
You will sound more keen that way.
An even more keen sense is needed when humor is used to make a serious point.
Animals seems to have a more keen awareness.
My partner was more keen on their genetic provenance and height.
Fear of failure makes you more keen and dynamic.
They were more keen and highly anticipated the next task.
People around here are getting more and more keen on good food.
We were more keen to friends.
These served only to make the reverses more keen and bitter.
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Young people are more keen on starting their own business than working for other companies.
This radicalized the movement and brought figures more keen to use armed resistance.
More keen than which Hell scarcely knows.
Graphic designers are more keen to apply the golden ratio.
And more keen on innocent pleasures, like spoon making.
Nobody can deny that they are more keen to keep the pot boiling.
A seems more keen to learn to read than W at the moment.
The tech industry is becoming more keen on AI and robots.
He was more keen to be a do-gooder than to be called a good man.
The Brits are for some reason more keen to push for war with Russia.
The light in Qiu Shuiqing 's eyes grew even more keen.
Employers would be more keen to hire men than women.
I promise you . People around here are getting more and more keen on good food.
It seems like you are more keen to leave than Ragnar is.
He is more keen to join Barcelona, and Real Madrid also want him.
Now I am even more keen to play it.
The tour has already welcomed over 10 million guests, with many more keen to visit.
Japanese companies remain more keen to invest in ASEAN than China.
The negative result of al-Buqaia only made Nur ad-Din more keen for revenge.
Hence, we are more and more keen on use of organic products.
Among job-seekers Portuguese, Italians, Spaniards and Britons seem more keen to work abroad.
All, they are more keen if you give them a challenge.
Though seriously I would have to say I would be more keen on the third applicant.
You seemed much more keen on film, and wanted to quit your studies.
Some people love formal shots while others are more keen on relaxed, spontaneous snaps.
And no one is more keen to find Hugo Lundgren 's killer than me.
I emphatically agree! You will sound more keen that way.
I find the more I do, the more keen I am for doing increasingly more for the environment.
As for myself, I have never felt more keen and vigilant.
Women are much more keen to look at young babies than men . ".
After reading this, I am even more keen to go there.
Are you more keen on Porto or Lisbon?
The other made for an audience a little more keen on physics by G. Gronoff.
Actually, I'm more keen on visiting the Chateaux of the Loire Valley.
Though seriously, I'd have to say I'd be more keen on the third applicant.
