Sentence examples for acute thought from inspiring English sources

When the Oxford Movement began Newman was its effective organizer and intellectual leader, supplying the most acute thought produced by it.

The impact of lithium treatment on acute suicidal thoughts and/or behavior has not been systematically studied in a controlled trial.

Patients will be excluded from the study, if exclusion criteria occur during the intervention (e.g. cognitive impairments) or if patients show signs of acute suicidality (concrete thoughts and/or plans to commit suicide), in which case psychiatric care will be provided immediately.

In previous studies, activation in these areas has been associated with wandering thought and acute self-awareness.

I didn't hear of Assia and Shura's death until many months later, and I still feel acute grief at the thought of that child's life.

She showed an acute propensity for abstract thought, which allowed her to approach problems of mathematics in fresh and original ways.

Physicians are well aware that they can be held negligent for failure to test patients for a clinical picture that provokes the slightest thought of acute coronary syndrome.

Both speak in italics, without quotation marks, as if this made their thoughts more acute or meaningful.

During the face-to-face interview the study research assistant evaluates the following exclusion criteria: (a) deficits in communication, (b) lack of willingness or inability to attend all of the necessary therapy sessions and (c) acute suicidality (concrete suicidal thoughts and/or plans, in which case psychiatric care is provided immediately).

With that acute knowledge come more existential thoughts, which are sharpest as she lies awake in the small hours of the night.

Much of the book – told in vignette form – follows Claire's job-search, and is filled with blisteringly acute observations of the mundane thoughts and obsessions that fill the lives of people with too much time on their hands.