Significats de great keenness en anglès

Then he looked with eyes of great keenness into my stormy face.

He was lean, and he had a face of great keenness and animation.

There is in you a great keenness.

It was a face of great keenness and intelligence, and not unpleasant to look at, though dark and sallow.

The heroic Nakula then, as if smiling, deeply pierced Vrishasena in the chest with a cloth-yard shaft of great keenness.

The pursuit was urged through the night with great keenness by woodsmen capable of following a trail at all times.

Sir William Twisden, member for the county of Kent, spoke on the same side with great keenness and loud applause.

Then that scorcher of foes, with another broad-headed arrow of great keenness, struck Durvimochana and despatched him to Yama's abode.

He superintended feeding the hungry, answered questions, and studied with great keenness the faces of the girls who were entering Wellesley College.

For drilling and parade the native mind shows great keenness and aptitude; little squads of men are drilled voluntarily by their own N.C.O.

Then, O monarch, that slayer of hostile heroes, viz., Nakula, filled with rage, cut off Karna's bow with a razor-headed shaft of great keenness.

They were possessed of great keenness of scent, were fierce, courageous, and very powerful animals, and could endure the intense heat of a tropical sun.

She took little notice of his comments, except by a stiff nod every now and then, but eyed each house and premises with great keenness.

Great keenness in connection with this work was shewn by Capt.

He admitted the greater keenness of attention awakened by novelty.

Ceres, in the fable, pursued not her daughter with a greater keenness of inquiry than I, day and night, the idea of perfection.