Examples of 'particularly keen' in a sentence
Meaning of "particularly keen"
This phrase is used to describe someone who has a strong interest, enthusiasm, or passion for a particular subject, activity, or topic. It indicates a high level of excitement or desire to engage in and learn more about the specific area of interest
How to use "particularly keen" in a sentence
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Sharks are not particularly keen on human flesh.
It emphasized something on which my group is particularly keen.
I am not particularly keen on this kind of music.
It must be said that they were particularly keen.
There is particularly keen interest in carbon capture.
The arms industry has been particularly keen to.
I am not particularly keen to give a personal judgment.
He is very sensitive to materials and particularly keen on ceramics.
She is particularly keen to reach out to the.
For example accountancy firms are particularly keen on numerical tests.
No one is particularly keen to have a combustion plant as a neighbour.
The eyes and ears of these monsters are particularly keen.
Chau took particularly keen interest in education matters.
Nor are the governments of the countries from which the migrants come particularly keen.
I was not particularly keen to go out tonight.
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Democratic Wines is a group of wineries that are not particularly keen on that label.
He has a particularly keen sensitivity in creating effective teams.
One of the Muslim students they met that day was particularly keen to come along.
Julian is particularly keen on this activity.
Sounds like the start of a joke I am not particularly keen to hear.
He was not particularly keen on repeating the experience anyway.
This global loan is intended to finance, on particularly keen terms, projects mounted by.
Malek was particularly keen to work with a movement coach.
According to statistics, Finnish people are particularly keen on using smartphones.
Ginger was particularly keen to pick every last olive.
Chinese collectors, he added, were particularly keen.
Fungal diseases are particularly keen on finding such places.
Particularly keen on that Merrick chap.
No one seems particularly keen on winning.
Particularly keen on that Merrick chap. He certainly knows how to hit a ball, doesn't he?
Young car owners are particularly keen on this approach.
I am particularly keen on an initiative to promote the consumption of fruit in schools.
Some blockchain investors are not particularly keen on what the company is selling.
We are particularly keen to hear from candidates with experience in these areas.
US conservatives are particularly keen to ban abortion.
She was particularly keen to see an unambiguous reference to both illegal workers and remittances.
Greece and many other states are particularly keen on the optional nature of the EQF.
I am particularly keen that his royal highness prince Henry himself should be there.
Competition in the long jump was particularly keen at the London Games.
Brown is particularly keen to make the park a natural look.
Well, I thought you might be particularly keen on that now.
We are particularly keen on smoked food.
Sounds like the start of a joke I'm not particularly keen to hear. CLATTERING.
We were particularly keen to see fossils.
On Jo and Scott Parker, is she? Cause your wife is not particularly keen.
They are particularly keen on duck.
And leFTand right front-wing machine guns. Now, this one I'm particularly keen about.
Luxembourg is particularly keen to become the centre of sustainable finance.
It is not a policy, I have to say, that I am particularly keen on or particularly want.".
If you are particularly keen you might decide to make notes.
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Examples of using Particularly
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This is particularly true for landlocked countries
Venture capital funds are particularly significant here
Buses are particularly important to communities in rural areas
Examples of using Keen
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You have very keen powers of observation
Keen wants you to take a look at these
Mulgrut has a keen eye for treasure
