Sentence examples for acutely sharp from inspiring English sources

The rhetorical and moral worlds with which both of these domains are associated have been marked by an acutely sharp set of binary bioethical distinctions.

Coupled with the usual, best-in-segment manual gearshift and acutely sharp steering, the xi to us provides the almost perfect balance between boy-racer thriller and budding first-child car.

He added: "David's writing was always funny, sharp, and acutely aware of what made people tick.

But it is on the haunting piano-bedecked hymn Everyone But Me that Cash resonates most acutely, her lyricism as sharp and poignant as her notes are gentle.

Mr. Childers's campaign said his negative rating among voters has risen acutely, internal polls show a sharp narrowing in the contest, and interviews with voters indicated the supposed Childers-Obama link could influence votes.

If the no-nonsense pace of the opening bars and the resonant thwack of Maya Gunji's wooden mallets on the timpani left no doubt as to who was conducting, there was ample evidence that Mr. Norrington's interpretation has evolved: rhythms were sharper, dynamics more acutely defined and contrasted.

Offensive linemen are often considered some of the sharpest players on the field — acutely aware of defensive patterns, the quarterback's play selection and a slew of blocking schemes that can change at a moment's notice.

Ms. Holofcener's sharp, witty dialogue shows an ear acutely tuned to the edgy, competitive nuances of contemporary banter, and the movie expertly evokes the rivalry percolating just below the surface of the Markses' relationships.

Sharp hopes to lure female customers -- acutely sensitive to the environment in Japan -- by labeling its new washer a "green device".

The characters are drawn with such sharp wit -- both Bob and Helen's bodies are acutely stylized renderings of what happens to parental bodies as middle age approaches -- that the austere beauty of their environment takes a while to register.

Interestingly, and in sharp contrast with the characteristics of the T2 mapping in acutely injured muscles (see Figure 3), alterations detected by MRI appeared to be restricted to the regions at the very periphery of leg muscles, preferentially involving the perimuscular connective tissues).