The concert generated intense excitement.
As Mirones read, he felt acute shame, and a rising excitement.
The nimbleness with which Cameron has ventured into the world of the Internet, and of Internet-inspired thinking, has made the Big Society an object of acute interest, if not unqualified excitement, in tech-savvy precincts.
But the otherworldly white vista from the decks and the realisation that we were not in acute peril created a communal excitement and realisation that we were going to have a most unique Christmas.
It created a sense of excitement coupled with acute brain atrophy.
After autopsy of a visibly (externally) healthy cardinal, Cardinalis cardinalis, which died after a short territorial spat, a 7-mm hole (probably caused by acute blood pressure surge during the excitement) was reported in the ventricle of the heart (Erickson, 1994).
Acute sepsis and markers thereof continue to provide much excitement, although the prognostic value of certain markers such as procalcitonin remain in doubt.
But now, six years later, with the city in an acute recession, the grandest aims of the new owner, Isaac Tshuva, and the excitement of the new Plaza's first residents seem to have dimmed, according to sales data.
John Cheever told The Paris Review, writer speaking as reader: "My sense of 'using' a book is the excitement of finding myself at the receiving end of our most intimate and acute means of communication".
