Sentence examples for acutely listen from inspiring English sources

To limit the potential of this occurring the facilitator will be trained to acutely listen to the yarn, respect/embrace conversational protocols and gently refocus the discussion back to the research question.

The world is worried about inequality, and companies such as Apple need to pay heed to that just as acutely as they listen to their customers.

And it encouraged the audience to listen acutely, an aspect of dancegoing that, though fundamental with Balanchine choreography, is too often overlooked.

This means that we learn to read and to listen acutely, and to be sure that we understand precisely what is being said in another language.

You have to have negotiations, but keep the tone civil, listen acutely to what the other side is saying.

Lange forces us to listen more acutely to what Mary is saying, to register how her body language contradicts her brazen imagination.

Writers with a good ear (Salinger, John O'Hara) certainly listen more acutely than the rest of us, but what they really have is a better filter for telling signal from noise, and then turning it into song.

And she is "acutely aware" that listening to the football results may "make a day or ruin it".

What mattered was the music, to which Mr. Grulke listened acutely in his frequent round-the-globe travels in search of lesser-known artists.

There was no trace of imperiousness in his playing, rather the most discreet balancing of sounds, with Kolesnikov listening acutely to the orchestra so as to blend and respond.

Krukowski is a fantastic observer; I often think of the ideas he articulates in "Ways of Hearing," and I feel like I perceive the world a little more acutely because of listening to it.