keenly

I am looking forward very keenly to working with him.

But never had she felt so keenly every year of her age.

He had about him the look of a man who was not looking forward too keenly to the next few minutes.

The impact, however, will be felt more keenly in other countries.

Given his family history, he may feel that more keenly than others.

In truth, I feel everything more keenly than a human would.

But she had the power, and he felt it keenly.

He felt her eyes watching him a little too keenly.

She died in 1901 and he felt her loss keenly.

Both her parents were teachers, and keenly interested in music.

In both of those countries, China's weight is also keenly felt.

But now the whole team were keenly focused on the game.

As we got on with the thing I found myself almost keenly interested.

And there was no one who felt it more keenly than me.

And more keenly I feel the contrast between the two.

He had been standing up and looking keenly ahead of him.

At least the boy had a king's heart and felt responsibility keenly.

As her own children grew, she was keenly involved in their education.

They seemed keenly interested in what was about to happen.

Every once in a while he keenly missed having a father.

But the one we remember most keenly was prepared a year or so ago.

Both the man and the city are keenly aware of what each means to the other.

One thing he will have to watch keenly: the finish.

He had been keenly aware of that during the process.

He seemed to listen keenly inside himself with his eyes closed.