Meanings of keenest enjoyment in English

She had a sense of the keenest enjoyment in active exercise.

But in fact he had the keenest enjoyment of it.

He had the keenest enjoyment of wit, eloquence, and poetry.

Her companion was leaning back in his seat, his merry face expressing the keenest enjoyment.

He showed the keenest enjoyment in the speeches, the crowds, the enthusiasm, the travelling, and the quick-shifting scenes.

So that as one is gathering useful information and increasing in knowledge, he may have the keenest enjoyment.

When Owen has his first taste of this favorite canoeist's dish his eyes told of the keenest enjoyment.

At first Tad took the keenest enjoyment in his surroundings; then the loneliness of the plains came over him.

Ned found his keenest enjoyment in wandering over the country from farmhouse to farmhouse and bringing back tempting supplies.

Even the proximity of a living being, content to do and say nothing, robs it of its keenest enjoyment.

He succeeded in arousing her interest, and the long drive down the hillside in the early morning gave her the keenest enjoyment.

For an hour the mob at the line threw and shifted, the vast circle sitting or standing in every attitude of keenest enjoyment.

Whilst Gray was poring over dusty manuscripts, Horace was beginning that career of prosperity which was commenced by the keenest enjoyment of existence.

I dare say the keenest enjoyment a fish ever feels is when his nervous system is gently stimulated by a hook in his mouth.

And they blinked and panted, and squirmed as if in dreadful pain; yet this was one of the keenest enjoyments they knew.