Sentence examples for an acuteness from inspiring English sources

"The Grocer's Son," which Mr. Guirado wrote with Florence Vignon, captures family dynamics with an acuteness that reveals decades of stored grievances.

More even than usual you feel that Richard's humpback (which Mr. Spacey wears like a label flaunter in the latest Prada) has blessed him with an outsider's perspective, steeped in an acuteness that scalds.

You don't have to read much of Michaux to see that he subverted every form he worked in with a combination of wit, fantasy and above all, an acuteness of perception that seems hallucinatory whether he was on drugs or off.

But my mind clung to my wife's image, imagining it with an uncanny acuteness.

On the part of ecclesiastics, the tendency is to emphasize Innocent IV's missionary projects and his indisputable qualities as a canonist his acuteness, openness, and solicitude for human dignity.

Back in 2005-2006, when the Iraqi insurgency refused to die down and what had been presented as "sectarian feuding" began to look like a war of national liberation against an occupying power, the American press exhibited an uncommon critical acuteness.

For some, however, the drugs come at a cost: a feeling that the self has been changed, a loss of acuteness to the sensations that make life worth living.

He was, though, the son and grandson and brother of judges, and he had a judge's acuteness..

He was, though, the son and grandson and brother of judges, and he had a judge's acuteness.

The novel's gradual revelations cut on the bias through this human topography, described with a child's acuteness of sensation and innocence of perception.

For a writer of Selvon's acuteness it has a different meaning, and it's therefore no accident that the hallmarks of black identity in Selvon's work are foolishness, venality and a childlike gullibility.