Sentence examples for this is acutely from inspiring English sources

This is acutely evident in Tracy Letts's historic performance as the fifty-six-year-old George, a college professor in a fictional New England town.

This is acutely conveyed in Netia Jones's stage world premiere of his 1961 radio play Words and Music, in which Words (Adrian Dunbar and Musicc (the Crash Ensemble) compete to communicate.

And one thing the pistols-and-Frappuccino moment has demonstrated is that this is acutely true for a business with an image carefully devised to blur the line between public space and commercial space.

This is acutely true of the pieces Feldman composed from the end of the 1970s to his death in 1987, when duration became a signature strategy that resulted, at its most extreme, in the six-hour String Quartet No. 2 of 1983.

It's one of the few modern American plays in which, linguistically, the men get as good as they give — and this is acutely evident in Tracy Letts's historic performance as the forty-six-year-old George, a college professor in a fictional New England town.

This is acutely evident in higher education.

This was acutely true of my father-in-law's library, which was not, like Sontag's or Wilson's, a working library but an underemployed collection for a working mind.

Last month this was acutely evident when Kreditanstalt für Wiederaufbau, the state development bank, auctioned a large block of Deutsche Telekom shares exclusively through foreign banks, to the fury of the locals.

This trend is acutely felt in Anglicanism, one of the world's largest Christian denominations, with seventy-three members members.

This question is acutely felt at Iraq's refineries, because postwar social stability depends to a large degree on reliable supplies of gasoline and propane.

This ambition is acutely quixotic, however, because Chowder — a 55-year-old poet-slash-anthologist of, by his own reckoning, "minor notoriety" — hasn't touched a musical instrument since abandoning the bassoon at the age of 20.