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He has broad experience writing about many parts of the world, in keenly observant and idea-inflected prose.

77 North Washington Street 2005

He has broad experience writing about many parts of the world, in keenly observant and idea-inflected prose.

77 North Washington Street 2005

For Alfred Nobel - I use the words of Professor Henrik Schück - was "a lonely man and with his sensitive nature he suffered keenly from the misfortune of being without a home" 1.

Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees - Nobel Lecture 1954

And the other strong and abiding matter which the British people feel so deeply and so keenly, is that not only must they be secure from any oppression of their rights by their neighbours, but that also they must be made secure from any oppression by the State.

The Secret of the Spirit of Britain 1941

Although the wind blew keenly from the north, the sky was blue, and the winter sun shone brightly on the gay colors of their holiday clothes, making the gold ornaments of the women, and the helmets and shields of the soldiers, glitter and sparkle.

An Island Story: A History of England for Boys and Girls Henrietta Elizabeth 1920

His features were well shaped, his expression keenly intelligent, indomitably resolute, fearless, and somewhat haughty, and there was a certain hardness about the chiselling of his mouth that suggested cruelty.

The Cruise of the Nonsuch Buccaneer Harry Collingwood 1886

I don’t drink of smoke and I would love to have all of my sharp (as in keenly or acutely) senses to see him.

Twilight Lexicon » Music As Important As Ever For Robert Pattinson 2009

He’s in keenly in tune with the mystical force that binds the universe together.

John Joseph Adams » The Slush God Speaketh…to Trent Hergenrader 2006

I recall keenly the days of the run-up to the Iraq war.

Wolfson: Hillary Won't "Take Palin On" 2009

I recall keenly the days of the run-up to the Iraq war.

Polls Show Close Presidential Race In The Swing States 2009