Sentence examples for acutely often from inspiring English sources

Her work is acutely, often shockingly personal.

When depressed patients who were already responding to serotonin-enhancing drugs, like Prozac, were fed the serotonin-lowering mixture, they became acutely, often profoundly, depressed.

There is evidence that ward patients who become acutely unwell often receive suboptimal care [ 4].

Patients at high risk were more often acutely admitted, but there was no difference in hydration between those acutely admitted and those not acutely admitted.

All were acutely shy and often sick.

Both are often acutely personal and both can cause wincing discomfort (along with maybe a few good laughs).

High school girls are often acutely aware that college scholarships await talented young athletes in many sports.

Advocates of more-participatory democracy are often acutely aware that different citizens possess different resources for participating.

Research in psychology has found that academic performance is enhanced by a sense of belonging — a feeling that students from these groups often acutely lack.

I'm often acutely aware and sorry that she didn't have her life, because she was great fun, extremely hard-working and was a very clever girl.

Such blunders are rare, and audiences are often acutely alert to the possibility of the surprising and the miraculous happening in the moment of performance itself.