Sentences with phrase «as acute observation»

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It is this quality of freshness and of acute and sympathetic observation of Palestinian peasant life which we may claim is characteristic of Jesus, since we have demonstrated that it is lost in the transmission of the tradition by the Church, and it marks these two similes as dominical.

As the tradition developed, this acute observation is lost, because the tradition is no longer regarded as arising naturally from observation of life but as existing as a mysterious and powerful entity in its own righAs the tradition developed, this acute observation is lost, because the tradition is no longer regarded as arising naturally from observation of life but as existing as a mysterious and powerful entity in its own righas arising naturally from observation of life but as existing as a mysterious and powerful entity in its own righas existing as a mysterious and powerful entity in its own righas a mysterious and powerful entity in its own right.

And yet Wright would object to being caricatured as part of the Foreign Office «Camel Corps» and through these published diaries shows a rounded figure, keenly aware of the need to defend the FCO, and with an acute observation of all his colleagues.

As Patricia Neal's biographer (Patricia Neal: An Unquiet Life due out in paperback this July), I must concur with Alex Carnevale's acute observations and remarks.

The most negative view of the show as a whole that I've seen is by Tom Lubbock in the Independent, but who could object to this acute critic's observations?

In the exhibition catalogue, Stéphan Aquin describes Doig as a painter of «elsewhere» and if the artist has an abiding subject, that is surely it: the porous hinterland between the real and the heightened, between acute observation and deep, transformative imagination.

The class, and his projects created a wonderful foundation that was steeped in acute observation as much as it was in understanding color systems.

Exceptionally able students are likely to show some of the following characteristics: have acute powers of observation; learn to read early (often prior to attending school); read rapidly and widely; have a well - developed vocabulary; possess intellectual curiosity; absorb information rapidly (often described as sponge - like); have a very good memory; display an ability to concentrate deeply for long periods; have very good powers of reasoning and problem solving; have intense interests; and possess exceptional imaginative powers.