Sentence examples for acute reflection from inspiring English sources

His political features were a particularly acute reflection on their times.

His love of ritual and artifice was used in his films as an acute reflection on art, and its illusions and delusions.

The greater part of this book is about politics, with many acute reflections and amusing anecdotes along the way.

But for all the acute observation and reflection the Wicklow Way inspired, it was also - for this is Ireland - very social.

At once a trio and three solos, each performer has lost someone in a different way, but each experience moments of acute sadness, reflection, and yes, nostalgia.

Because Emily Dickinson's "Will There Really Be a Morning" is, as described by Mr. Tommasini, an "acute, unflinching poetic" reflection, it therefore suffers from the song's lack of knots, jags, spikes and astringencies.

Mr. Gordon's lushly lyrical tune, in which every foursquare phrase ends with a prolonged high note (ideal for Ms. Fleming's sumptuous upper range), and the pop-ballad-like accompaniment combine to make Dickinson's acute, unflinching poetic reflections seem like sentimental pop lyrics.

The ASE guidelines were modified in that LA size was not used to define diastolic function because LA enlargement is most likely a slowly developing adaptation to chronically elevated LV filling pressures and not a reflection of acute diastolic dysfunction.

The recommendation of the Tendulkar committee, which estimates 37.2percentnt of the population living below the poverty line, is actually a reflection of acute hunger that prevails.

Children suffered from a high rate of diarrhea and acute respiratory infection, a reflection of poor sanitation, lack of access to clean drinking water, and inadequate shelter [ 8].

A relapse in MS is a reflection of acute focal inflammatory event in the central nervous system (CNS) that disrupts neural conduction by damaging myelinated axons.