"It was the right time," she said, acutely aware that time is precious.
Under the worst-case scenario, Ms. Donahue said, acutely mentally ill people could quietly get diverted into the corrections system, a frequent occurrence in populous states like California and Florida but not, so far, in Vermont.
He is, he says, acutely aware of the mood in any room he's playing.
Because, he says acutely, the difference between origins and inventions "can stand as a guide to artistic practice".
Because sometimes I'll get frustrated with myself, 'cause I know I could take more time, and I maybe could write better songs – and I maybe could write more avant garde or arty songs," he says, acutely aware of those critics who deride what they perceive as bombast within his band.
And the Academy, Mr. Bloom said, is acutely aware of the role that blockbuster animated films play in the telecast.
The biggest burden in all of this has fallen, Polian said, most acutely on Brees, a burden that might not be lifted, in part, until Vitt returns.
Le Figaro said more acutely that the film touched on contemporary unease: "The Islamist surge and the situation of Christians in the Muslim world in general".
"We don't want to wait 45 minutes before playing with the ball," the England captain said yesterday, acutely aware that despite the victory over the Wallabies five days ago, there was a good deal of public dissatisfaction over his side's first-half performance.
According to the UN, more than 1m children under the age of five are at risk of dying; another 3m, it says, are "acutely malnourished".
Mr Cameron, he says, is acutely conscious of the need to manage bigwigs outside this charmed circle, and has invited MPs, disappointed parliamentary candidates and local-government types to a string of Downing Street receptions, sprinkling them with the stardust of high office.Yet the dangers must be bigger for the Lib Dems than the Tories.
