Sentence examples for acutely even from inspiring English sources

My mother, I remember, felt this acutely, even though she wasn't a native New Yorker.

As the article notes, children feel the brunt of this decline acutely — even as they "can't verbalize what's wrong".

In this respect, the book is extremely in tune with online feminism, which can be acutely, even painfully, attentive to the needs of those who are "agender, asexual, queer, intersex, gender fluid etc", while simultaneously giving not the tiniest of tiny shits about women over, say, the age of 50.

He was not always confident that he was the genius others declared him to be, and though he was hypercritical of his own works, he was acutely, even aggressively sensitive to criticism from anybody else.

We presume this confinement of the response to the lungs explains the lack of morbidity we have observed when mice are treated acutely even with very high doses of NTHi lysate [16].

If coronary or cerebral perfusion is endangered, vasoconstrictors need to be administered acutely, even though they may induce global tissue hypoperfusion.

Coleman hears so acutely that even when he is out of tune with the rest of the musical world he is always in tune with himself.

Giant economies do not face this problem so acutely because even when trade has been liberalised, imports naturally tend to be a lower share of GDP.The other challenge is to ensure that government stimulus programmes are broadly based.

As always, Tan's camera seems to see everything as if for the first time, intent with wonder, acutely perceptive, even when she is filming the same object over and again from different angles.

Environmental groups argue that mercury, a neurotoxin that can harm fetuses and young children, should be subject to plant-by-plant controls because it is acutely toxic even at low levels and because it tends to concentrate nearer its source than other air pollutants do.

As shown in Figure 1e, the NiMoO4·n H2O nanowires were agglomerated acutely and even formed clusters that were several microns in size.