Sentence examples for makes acute from inspiring English sources

The show makes acute comments about humanity, greed and power, while placing it in a fantasy environment.

A figure of fun to an extent, a parody of the New Woman of the 1890s, Mrs Clandon also makes acute observations on women's lack of autonomy.

He was an early advocate of the theory, now gaining ground, that the organ helps to control inflammation and that the loss of this control is what makes acute kidney failure so deadly.

What makes acute flaccid myelitis particularly challenging is its similarity to other conditions, the likelihood of long-term problems from it and the lack of any effective treatments.

Increasing wall thickness makes acute appendicitis increasingly likely and 1.7 mm (measured from hyperechoic mucosa to hyperechoic serosa) is used by some authors as a cutoff value [32].

The sinus involvement and presence of fungal hyphae makes acute necrotizing gingivitis unlikely.

Waldo would swoop down on his collaborators without warning, making acute and sometimes devastating comments.

Finally, in early July, the diagnosis was made: Acute Myeloid Leukemia Type 6, one of the more virulent strains.

Voters were dismayed at the state of America, made acute by collapsing public confidence in Barack Obama.

Roberts is a fine writer who has the ability to make acute observations and find just the right words to describe them.

His Von der Gnadenwahl (On the Election of Grace), written the same year, examines the problem of freedom, made acute at the time by the spread of Calvinism.