Sentence examples for acute differences from inspiring English sources

But he was also revealing their acute differences.

After reading them, I sat down and wrote a piece about the two men's very peculiar exchange, commenting on its unexpected warmth despite their acute differences in temperament.

But we need to find more substance to it," says a government minister from a eurozone country That effort is hampered, however, by the acute differences in perception on the crisis – its roots, causes, and cures.

The confidential US diplomatic traffic dealing with the missile shield, military links, and Poland's constant angst about its insecurity and vulnerability to Russia, reveals acute differences between Washington and Warsaw over the deployment of US Patriot air defences in Poland which started earlier this year.

It's been useful to compare notes, says O'Flynn, because although Port and A Taste of Honey are superficially similar – "two northern working-class young women with a restlessness about them, who both find it difficult to deal with people loving them, even though they're looking for that" – there are subtle but acute differences in register.

Studies like these have shown some acute differences in how "avoidant" and "approaching" types interpret their emotions and relationships.

So believes Jo Wood, founder of Jo Wood Organics, who recently made a trip to Bangladesh with the ethical clothing brand, People Tree, to witness the acute difference between the lifestyles of garment workers employed by fair trade producer groups and those subject to exploitative free-market conditions.

In an interview last year Sebald described how, at a certain moment in his career, he felt compelled to depart from the writing of conventional history, and of the "acute difference" that exists "between history as historiography and history as experienced history".

Larvae fed MDMA did not show an acute difference in levels of dopamine or serotonin, but did contain higher levels of both transmitters as adults, suggesting that monoamine synthesis may be upregulated over time in response to MDMA-induced monoamine depletion (Dasari et al. 2007).

But bottom lines, national interests and acute policy differences remain.

Results suggest that occupational exposure to lower (than regulated standards) levels of JP8 do not appear to be associated with acute, measurable differences or changes in neurocognitive performance.