Sentence examples for acutely welcome from inspiring English sources
The phrase "acutely welcome" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward
It could be used to express a strong or intense sense of welcome, but it is not a standard expression. Example: "The support from the community was acutely welcome during our time of need."
In a city that conspicuously cherishes its past, the Starckian minimalism at Vadinchenia comes as a shock -- and is acutely welcome to some.
Not that I could care less nowadays, but when I was a teenager, I felt the absence very acutely as the barren welcome mat by the letterbox mocked me, or as the other kids compared their cards in the classroom.
Some of the bloggers were acutely aware of the effects of being welcomed inside "the brain trust," as Steve Randy Waldman put it on the blog Interfluidity.
My first impression: Reading John Marzluff's recent book, Welcome to Subirdia, has made me acutely conscious of the many birds and other animals that live in large cities.
Such talk is especially welcome given that Mr. Huntsman's team was acutely worried that conservatives would punish him for his last job, as President Obama's ambassador to China.
Roy Hodgson has vowed not to overstay his welcome as England manager and the national coach is acutely aware his team must impress at next summer's European Championship in France if he is to remain in the position beyond then.
Mr. Fiuczynski, playing a custom double-neck guitar, brought a hint of welcome savagery to the set, if only just a hint; he seemed acutely conscious of the music's tight requirements.
Ma is acutely aware that, whatever her stardom, she cannot hail a cab or be welcomed in a white home.
But it is unlikely that President Mugabe and his party will welcome the offer of readmission because the conditions on which it is based are acutely sensitive to international double standards in human rights and democracy promotion.
