Sentence examples for acutely religious from inspiring English sources

There are the traditional crazies travelers with profoundly skewed worldviews, acutely religious, who find themselves caught in Jerusalem's psychic force field.

The history of Latter-day Saints is one of persecution, which makes the faithful acutely sensitive to religious bigotry and hostility toward outsiders.

Second, the effects of the Protestant Reformation had made themselves felt acutely, as the broadly homogeneous religious character of Western Europe disintegrated into competing religious communities.

Two factors contributing to their extraordinary tenacity are their long-standing alliance with Wahhabism, the austere brand of Islam promoted as the official state religion, and their political radar, which is acutely attuned to the (generally conservative and religious) temper of the street.

Born in Ohio in 1893, Burchfield, as early as he could remember, was acutely responsive to nature, in part as a substitute for a lost religious faith.

In a series of entertaining and acutely observed biographies of the "Whitman disciples," Robertson situates their fervor in a complex religious landscape.

For many of the Asian girls, it was the fact that they were from the same ethnic or religious backgrounds as their abusers that gave perpetrators easy access, and made them acutely vulnerable to rape and exploitation.

Acutely problematic.

Patient is acutely ill.

Wilson felt the loss acutely.

I feel things acutely.