Sentence examples for acute discussion from inspiring English sources

The musicologist Susan McClary, in an acute discussion of Saariaho's female-centered operas and theatre pieces, has spoken of a "sensual version of modernism," one in which "smoldering intensities" of desire find voice.

The Romans were better at discussing literary trends than fundamental principles there is much good sense about this in Quintilian, and Tacitus' Dialogus is an acute discussion of the decline of oratory.

Hatfield (1990) is an acute discussion of the complexities of psychology as a science in Kant's view.

We thus propose that while there are strains of bacteria exhibiting both types of dynamics in the body, those that exhibit type II dynamics are the main contributors to the onset of acute infections (see Discussion).

This raises a central point of this discussion: acute humanitarian crises attract the attention of health researchers.

More immediately, the moral implications of these numbers are nowhere more acute than in discussions with local food bank staff who are calling for donations not just of food, but warm clothing and children's shoes, in particular.

The point is not that he is wrong; it is rather that he shows no awareness that he is doing it at all.There is an especially acute danger in discussions of consciousness of being captivated by an image or picture of the inner life, which can lead at best to dead-ends and at worst to confusion.

An important duality in anaphylaxis management must be considered first providing first aid when required, and second engaging the non-acute patient in discussion so they may be prepared for future events.