Sentence examples for psychologically acute from inspiring English sources
It's also psychologically acute.
It's a feminist film, psychologically acute.
A posthumous collection of psychologically acute stories.
They were gritty, psychologically acute and unflinchingly violent.
He is psychologically acute, using his knowledge of Jonathan's terminal illness to exploit him.
"I find her one of the most musical and psychologically acute playwrights today," he wrote.
The "Annunciation of Death" duet between Simon O'Neill's Siegmund and Eva-Maria Westbroek's Sieglinde is one; while Sophie Bevan's Woodbird, Mihoko Fujimura's Waltraute, John Tomlinson's Hagen, and Bryn Terfel's psychologically-acute portrayal of Wotan's conversion provide others.
The Piano is an acute, psychologically convincing story about repression, desire and erotic fulfilment, delicately acted and accompanied by an exquisite Michael Nyman score.
His psychologically and ideologically acute cycle, set amid the Industrial Revolution, opened up a new era in the direction of Wagner's works, and it remains the best version of the cycle on screen.
Their stories are shot through with acute observation, psychologically perceptive characterisation, and, often, with good humour.
Psychologically, the play is an acute study of a chattering, cock-eyed optimist who is too good for the world she inhabits.
