Sentence examples for acute experience from inspiring English sources

Then, in 1749, he had an acute experience of vocation.

The anger that Mishra details seems based not on any acute experience of inequality or injustice but on deep racial and ethnic and cultural panics that repeatedly rise and fall in human affairs, largely indifferent to the circumstances of the time in which they summit.

But other studies have found the emotional processing extends beyond the "acute" experience of being high, says Thiessen.

Typically, HZ is an acute experience with the distinctive rash and associated pain resolving within one month of presentation [ 2].

An earlier reporting of self-rated health may solve the problem of events occurring before the questionnaire, but then the rating of health may be related to the acute experience during the hospital admission.

Because some of the cardiovascular events are likely to have long-term effects that are different from the acute experience of the event, both acute and chronic health states were developed.

Other threats are acute: experiencing or witnessing a traumatic violent encounter, for example, or being in an accident.

In fact Heyman's most acute experiences of homesickness came during his civilian career after the Army, in which he regularly travelled for consultancy work.

Unlike other occasions, the wildfires in this case also threatened farms, houses and even human lives, with the result that the perception of disaster and helplessness was the most acute experienced in recent years.

While this mother's statement referred to her acute hospital experience, many service users and relatives told us the principle was also true for mental health inpatient settings and community care.

Unlike acute sexual experience, chronic exposure to a sexually-receptive female for 14 d did not increase corticosterone levels.