Sentence examples for keenly realize from inspiring English sources

"If the U.S. imperialists and their followers dare make a pre-emptive attack, they will be made to keenly realize what a real nuclear war and real retaliatory blows are like," he said.

Wilder's prose is clean, her people are immensely appealing and the details she provides of frontier domestic life are fascinating, but we shouldn't try to persuade ourselves that these books are more than what they are: very good books for children that -- as I realize far more keenly now than when I was a boy -- paint a rather idealized picture of the American past.

City officials, enmeshed with the more pressing priority of recovering bodies, did not realize that structural engineers would be keenly interested in the twisted metal.

Asher and Mackler keenly dramatize the paralysis that strikes many high school juniors as they realize the long shadows their decisions — which A.P. class to take, what summer romance to cultivate — might cast on the rest of their lives.

But nations on the periphery watch the center more keenly than the center realizes.

You don't realize right away that all the normal proportions of the anteroom have been reduced, so that one's sense of confinement will induce a subtle but keenly oppressive claustrophobia.

I am particularly pleased to learn that Plato was more keenly aware than I had realized of the importance of social context for the cultivation of good reasoning.

Gomes's vision, realized in calmly expansive, keenly perceptive compositions in a charcoal black-and-white, is two-fold.

She felt the pain of being misunderstood all too keenly after 9/11, she said, because she realized that her heritage made her an outsider, at best, to people who knew nothing about her or about Arab-Americans.

It was first time I realized my 2-year-old was keenly aware of the different shades of skin color in our family.

Five minutes into the conversation, I realized that she was very driven and keenly smart.