Sentence examples for acutely experienced from inspiring English sources

And embarrassment, which is the price of acutely experienced admiration.

Girls face unique challenges... Some of our most pressing social problems are uniquely or more acutely experienced by girls.

That work session evolved into a freewheeling seven-hour discussion of life, love and the "feelings of inadequacy" acutely experienced by Johansson's never-seen character, Samantha, "that stem from the fact she doesn't have a physical body and can't fulfill what a person of the flesh could," Johansson said.

This difference may be a sign of the changing demographics of the HIV epidemic among high-risk women in South Africa and supports the view that the epidemic is being most acutely experienced by younger South African women.

This shift was widely and acutely experienced by the many Special Olympics volunteers in Damascus.

In Tanzania, productivity losses after 6 months following stroke were 213 USD on average although these losses were most acutely experienced by those in higher skill roles [ 17].

The kind people at Life Choice lent me their bump so I could acutely experience the day-to-day life of someone up the duff.

The patient was then stable until September 2011, when he experienced acutely decreased vision and was found to have vitritis.

As we've experienced acutely professionally and personally this year, time -- spent with our loved ones and in our work -- truly is our most precious resource.

Another thing that makes real life so real and satisfying is the richness of the sensory experience that it provides: sight, sound, smell, touch, taste, balance, movement, temperature, pain and emotions (not exactly a sense per se, but experienced acutely in sensory form).

Another thing that makes real life so real is the richness of the sensory experience that it provides: sight, sound, smell, touch, taste, balance, movement, temperature, pain, and emotions (not exactly a sense per se, but experienced acutely in sensory form).