The phrase "acutely alive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a heightened state of awareness or sensitivity to one's surroundings or emotions.
Example: "After the meditation retreat, I felt acutely alive, as if every sound and color was more vibrant than before."
Alternatives: "keenly aware" or "intensely conscious".
So, as a broad approximation, liberal Christianity is Christianity that is acutely alive to the challenges to belief coming from modern philosophy.
The snobbery of Lecter is grounded in his being, to borrow a phrase from Jeeves, "somewhat acutely alive to the existence of class distinctions".
Colin was acutely alive to the race issue and how this played out in the role he had as a white stepfather to an Asian boy.
This poet is acutely alive in the world.In this section Destroyer of worlds Stones of contention Taking a lead Cleansing and toning Frogman The hills are alive Reprints Related items Books of the year 2002: Seriousness, the new blackDec 12th 2002Like Ms Oswald, Charles Simic, a Serbian-American poet, has a singular vision of the world.
Mr Eglin is acutely alive to the way in which the received view of Bath, as a serene and homogenous Georgian polis, works to hide the fact that for most of Nash's time the place was a construction site, squabbled over by a set of bad-tempered competing interests: builders, architects and the city corporation itself.
But she does not persuade me that English bigotry brought about his downfall (though as for whatever schadenfreude followed it, I certainly believe that there were some English psychoanalysts "somewhat acutely alive to the existence of class distinctions," as P. G.Wodehouse put it).
There were only five or six people there, Romi said, but, unlike when the theatre is full and everyone disappears around you as the screen comes alive, she felt acutely aware of the presence of the others, most of whom had also come alone.
They are alive to, and acutely aware of, the legal requirements around data protection".
His most memorable writing made you acutely aware of the thrill of consciousness, but equally alive to the constant burden of it.
His parents are no longer alive, and you sense he feels the loss acutely.
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