Sentence examples for acutely knowing from inspiring English sources
Yet we readers, conscious of all this, feel their pain more acutely, knowing these characters have made themselves more alone, aliens even to themselves, because they are incapable of honestly appraising their failures.
Given the dramatic changes underway in the way that people travel, you can imagine these industries are acutely interested in knowing what technologies are on the horizon so they can adapt and adjust their strategies.
This contrasts sharply with the lack of knowing they experienced so acutely when they had to commute to an urban centre for care by strangers.
He is acutely aware of how lucky he is, and I think knowing that it could have been worse has been a helpful perspective.
And I see it most acutely on the days when the simple numbness of not knowing how to get through another day is the only fuel I have to actually get me through it.
Devoid of organization, knowing neither logic nor reason, it has the ability to harbour acutely conflicting or mutually contradictory impulses side by side.
You can walk the Tate retrospective playing "spot the references," knowing that the artist wasn't borrowing the styles of others but acutely critiquing them. .
Over the years, I feel I've become very good at knowing when people want things, or determining when things should change – gestures, eyes, body movements, acutely developed over time.
"Pariah" is an acutely observed examination of strait-laced parents trying to deny a child's homosexuality while all the time knowing better.
Reviewing the film for The Times, Stephen Holden called it "an acutely observed examination of strait-laced parents trying to deny a child's homosexuality while all the time knowing better".
