keenness

I feel no kind of keenness, and my feet are rather cold.

His face showed him to be a man of keenness.

Yet his keenness told him that a town could not be far away.

I do not, however, like the keenness of some people here for serious measures.

He had a good success due to his keenness of quality.

He moved to the front of the pack, showing his keenness.

The keenness of his ears was proven a second later.

For a moment Charlie's appetite lost some of its keenness.

"But I like their attitude and keenness for a change.

I certainly lost all keenness for remaining in the service."

The First eyed the west with the keenness of a hawk.

On this night he wanted rest for the necessary keenness of the next day and yet his anger might keep sleep away.

His keenness would be needed, but not the rest.

I watched the way he takes notes on so many things and the keenness of his perception.

The keenness may have been misplaced, however, as his American wife said her husband was a poor shot.

His eyes were calm, but keenness lay in then depths.

The Shadow had counted upon the keenness of the editor.

It was like the game we had played when he'd tested the keenness of my observation on the street.

There was a keenness in his attitude that gave him a professional appearance.

Let not the keenness of our spirit ever be dulled.

That they can get away with it shows the keenness of their cultural antennas.

My increased agility, and keenness of mind were more than welcome.

A proof, however, of Whistler's keenness was already on the way.

The feminine keenness of both women had made his intention manifest.

She never had liked his keenness on the Guards.