Sentence examples for as acutely from inspiring English sources

They seemed to be listening as acutely as animals in the woods.

None of the Giants know this feeling as acutely as Lawrence Tynes.

"Nowhere has this been felt as acutely as in the Mediterranean," said the IOM's director general, William Lacy Swing.

While many exceptional dances have been set to Chopin, none match his music as acutely as this one.

You won't find the Massacre of the Innocents on any Christmas cards, but it was painted as acutely as any nativity image by Bruegel, Rubens or Poussin.

Few people have written about their experience of manic-depressive illness from the inside as acutely as Kay Redfield Jamison did in her 1995 memoir, "An Unquiet Mind".

No record, however, can claim to have captured the spirit of its age quite as acutely as The Specials' Ghost Town.

And no one seems to feel this sentiment as acutely as the whiskey aficionados and connoisseurs who belong to London's new Soho Whisky Club.

The world is worried about inequality, and companies such as Apple need to pay heed to that just as acutely as they listen to their customers.

In his book Social: Why Our Brains Are Wired to Connect, the psychologist Matthew Lieberman uses MRIs to show how our brains react to social interactions as acutely as they do to physical pleasure and pain.

Indeed, consumer sociologist Russell Belk notes that collectors see their collections as extensions of themselves, and suffer as acutely as any declutter-resistant hoarder if these are lost or destroyed.