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Díaz says he chose Gomez because of his acute perception of people's character.

The strong-arm hosts, with their usual acute perception of the outside world, take the expression for conviviality.

As an older woman she was possessed of an acute perception of the undertones in people and was not afraid to respond to them head-on.

But, as he says, if he's specifically addressing a work of art, a photograph or a book, he has an acute perception of what he sees.

Shakespeare famously customised existing plots when writing his plays, and added to them an acute perception of human experience which gave them universal significance.

In this story there is also an acute perception of the trauma awaiting returning veterans.

Early childhood teachers' perceptions of data use for individualizing instruction.

Acute shortage of data scientists combined with evolving privacy regulations makes DataRobot very attractive for enterprises.

Here, Metternich "showed [moments of] acute perception".

"I was so amazed by the acute perceptions that a kid right in the middle of it had," she said.

Low powers of reasoning, however, are compatible, as we see with mankind, with strong affections, acute perception, and a taste for the beautiful.