Sentence examples similar to perceiving acutely from inspiring English sources
In the frozen world in which he was to die, how could he perceive so acutely this rupturing and rapturing, this hover and hammer?
Putting himself at a sympathetic remove, Efron acutely perceives the unlikely sources of the present turmoil.
His five comedies are acutely perceived pictures of lower-class life, free from the conventions that burdened other contemporary dramas.
Though his still lifes followed an established formula, Kalf greatly enriched the genre with his use of simple composition, dark background, and acutely perceived highlights.
In addition, research suggests that some people with functional GI disorders perceive pain more acutely than other people do because their brains are more responsive to pain signals from the GI tract.
The more acutely we perceive its degradation, the more intensely we map, image and quantify its condition.
Klein's gestures shaped artistic issues in the air of the time — most acutely, the perceived exhaustion of the conventions of easel painting.
The difference in priority ranking may reflect that dialysis patients perceive this "injustice" more acutely compared with transplant recipients.
He also perceived his own limitations more acutely than his fiercest critics.
This variability may be positive, reflecting the mature application of clinical judgement, or inter-professional differences, or varying levels of perceived responsibility for care between acutely unwell and less unwell service users.
