Sentence examples for Acutely sensed from inspiring English sources

They acutely sensed the distance "within" themselves between their ability to speak and to write.

Perhaps nowhere is wasted time more acutely sensed than in our cars.

Though proved effective, this approach is unable to acutely sense the fault in the case where the DC line is short and the system is ungrounded.

Because he acutely senses the presence on the island of Ingrid Karlebo, the last of his five wives, who died in 1995 after 23 years of marriage, he is certain that she is present and that his lack of consciousness under anesthesia was merely a "chemical reaction," an "artificial death".

I acutely feel the sense of urgency.

Yet even this isolation that Gauguin sensed so acutely was an illusion.

There are some peculiar side effects to his recovery, though, such as acutely enhanced senses of hearing and smell: "It was as if each fragrance had a personality, a distinct color in his mind.

I sensed this most acutely when I visited the Osówka Complex, another of the facilities in the Riese system.

Their acutely ironic sense of style and spectacle calls to mind early Roxy Music (tartan togas, space-age dungarees).

"There's a documentary panache to his depiction of Brooklyn and its history," Mark Rozzo wrote in The Los Angeles Times, citing "an acutely rendered sense of consequence, of the way criminal acts — and personal histories — radiate to affect entire communities".

This mixture of certainty and indetermination is sensed, more or less acutely, and it gives rise to a variety of tactics in relation to the terminating point itself as well as to the way time flows toward it.