It senses weakness acutely, and when we beg the Iranians to negotiate, even after they have violated prior agreements, we simply encourage more aggression.
Even as he senses most acutely that she is pulling away from him, Axler also convinces himself of the opposite: that they will stay together, marry, and have a child.
Yet even this isolation that Gauguin sensed so acutely was an illusion.
They acutely sensed the distance "within" themselves between their ability to speak and to write.
I sensed this most acutely when I visited the Osówka Complex, another of the facilities in the Riese system.
Yet while "Philistines," too, portrayed a world of squabbling bourgeoisie on the eve of its destruction, it pulsed with a sense of individual, acutely observed life.
What you get a sense of, most acutely, is the country's extreme isolation and paranoia, although after a few days in the country, it doesn't seem as paranoid as all that.
Because he acutely senses the presence on the island of Ingrid Karlebo, the last of his five wives, who died in 1995 after 23 years of marriage, he is certain that she is present and that his lack of consciousness under anesthesia was merely a "chemical reaction," an "artificial death".
Perhaps nowhere is wasted time more acutely sensed than in our cars.
Though proved effective, this approach is unable to acutely sense the fault in the case where the DC line is short and the system is ungrounded.
Their acutely ironic sense of style and spectacle calls to mind early Roxy Music (tartan togas, space-age dungarees).
