Sentence examples for too acutely from inspiring English sources

On "Love Monkey," he once again plays a man who seems a little too acutely aware of his own cuteness.

Ms. Curtin, though she seems to be enjoying herself, is a shade too acutely comic in her reactions as Emily's mother.

George wouldn't get far on Rewind Your Life either, not because he does not notice things, but because he notices them too acutely.

Someone like Tom Cruise is too acutely conscious of his image to convince as a regular Joe, and Christian Bale too remote, whereas Damon, like Crusoe, feels stranded on our behalf, tasked with digging up the best of himself.

While I am all too acutely aware of the many challenges he faces, I do not want my son or anyone who interacts with him to limit expectations based on a label.

It is a standard principle of feminism and any introductory course in Oprahology that women are too self-critical and too acutely aware of their flaws, often acting as the architects of their own sabotage.

It concerns the rest of us too and acutely so.

General Musharraf, too, is acutely averse to sharing power with Miss Bhutto.

Thematically, Boukman Eksperyans, at least, and probably other rasin groups, too, were acutely conscious of the influence of Bob Marley, understanding that his protest music went much deeper than its topicality because of its religion base.

Nearly all of them too become acutely aware of the meaning of this word that no one has heard of.

It is far from the only tragedy of this war, but, because we knew him so well, we feel it acutely, too.