Sentence examples for acute feeling for from inspiring English sources

Designed with threadbare period exactness by John Lee Beatty (set) and Jane Greenwood (costumes), this "Menagerie" has an acute feeling for the hardship of its era.

Let's have no more shit from you.'" This habit of looking at the world "from below", from "outside", was a key to his plays and his acute feeling for the absurd.

This dual perspective makes it possible for a child of Scout's age to have some grip on the unfolding horror of the trial at hand. Lee has a gift for weaving the fabric of smalltown life, with tangible period details, an acute feeling for the colors, the sounds, the smells of everyday living.

For instance, he had an acute feeling for the way humanity is dependent on astronomical conditions: assume small changes in the elliptical orbit of Earth, in the inclination of Ecliptic, and life, at least life as we know it, would have been impossible.

There is however a very acute feeling of the precariousness of life and the sense that there but for the grace of God go I when it comes to the way things turn out.

The result is a more acute feeling of powerlessness.

Mr. Dorsky's "Arbor Vitae" conveys more acute feelings of sadness and ecstasy.

Destitution affected their mental health, left them socially isolated and prone to acute feelings of shame and humiliation.

Individuals with schizophrenia derive acute feelings of pleasure from exercise.

With the acute feeling that a higher power was responsible for his preparation came a sense that the glaucoma was somehow meant to be, Mr. Chisolm says.

It succeeds by the acute tension between precept and a feeling for form inherent in this Indian-influenced approach to sculpture.