Sentence examples for acutely wrong from inspiring English sources
It had been a long while since Bill truly felt well, but there was nothing acutely wrong with him.
He has heart disease, it's true, but every time he's come to see us this month, we've found nothing acutely wrong with him.
He feels his hero's wrongs as acutely as if they were happening today, and he rushes to the rescue.
That's because programmers are a class who are perhaps the most acutely aware of how badly wrong things can go, and how having expansive hopes about a project can founder on the rocks of implementation.
That was when I became acutely aware that things could go wrong very quickly".
"Social workers are acutely aware that if something goes wrong with a child that is allowed to remain in its home, the risk is a big £5m inquiry and their name splashed all over the newspapers," she says.
So when holding down a job, being a breadwinner, and providing for your family is the barometer of "being a man," it can be acutely difficult to deal with things going wrong.
We have no reason for doubt, but we are acutely aware that all kinds of things can go wrong".
As the article notes, children feel the brunt of this decline acutely — even as they "can't verbalize what's wrong".
"We are acutely aware of the frustration and inconvenience felt by passengers when things go wrong".
