Sentence examples for acutely captured from inspiring English sources

Her face remains a blur, but the gesture of her arm and hand, highlighted by white gouache, is acutely captured.

The confusion of a society in thrall to its own ancient morals while increasingly experiencing the wider world is acutely captured in Gandu, whose eponymous hero is an angst-ridden skinhead who yearns to rap with Asian Dub Foundation while loafing and getting high on the streets of Calcutta.

In limpid prose and acutely captured sensual detail, Hatton tells the story of 15-year-old Margot Fiske, who arrives at Cannery Row with her entrepreneurial father, but snarls up his plans by getting mixed up with Ricketts -- first as his sketch artist, then as his lover.

Nonetheless, the image acutely captures the schisms of the contemporary women's movement.

That's one thing that The Rover acutely captures, a world in which death is ever-present, because everyone is only nominally alive.

Whenever a writer-director emerges with a first feature this strong and this personal, especially when it's a story that acutely captures the intensity and uncertainty of youth, you fear that the film-maker may never recapture the same nervy, precarious inspiration.

So, this tableau, the gorgeous riverbank setting, the raw plaster walls, the cream Aga with the whistling espresso pot, the stunningly designed glass roof, his breakfast of muesli and organic blueberries... strikes me as so acutely capturing the middle-class dream that I'm half expecting Kirsty of TV property duo Kirsty'n'Phil to walk in and wet herself all over the blond wood floorboards.

And I hope that they'll do something that neither she nor anyone else in the novel was able to do: use liberal education to ensure that they aren't skipping too lightly up a garden path, as she did, into an enticing but soulless Orwellian circle of neoliberal enslavement that the columnist Joe Nocera captured so acutely in a short piece on Eggers' dystopia.

Ultimately, it gets at something that no other recent American movie has captured quite so acutely: a resentful, lurking disappointment in the good life.

Finally, rapid changes in GFR among acutely ill patients are poorly captured by serum creatinine monitoring [ 11- 19].

Monet and the impressionists captured spring's effervescent changes acutely.