acute ear造句

• And he possesses probably the most acute ear for sensuous sound colorings since Debussy's.
• Federal statistics show that almost two-thirds of children under 5 get an acute ear infection every year.
• Although it borders on the film-scorish, Kernis's acute ear and deft hand prevent him from going too far.
• Sports freak Ron Shelton, who directed and co-wrote the script with John Norville, has an acute ear for jock dialogue.
• He has an acute ear for pithy dialogue which is catchy, true, eminently'sayable'with a fine mix of laughter and tears ."
• It is estimated that there were 30 million doctor visits last year for acute ear infections, a 300 percent increase in office visits since the mid-' 70s.
• With his acute ear for the emptiness of so much of modern American aspiration, Greenberg captures the truncated words and lives of a society deprived of spiritual oxygen.
• Lyn Gardner of " The Guardian " felt that the author " has an acute ear for the cadences of everyday speech, and he shapes the narrative with impressive skill.
• MedlinePlus, confusingly, says that vomiting and diarrhea are symptoms of an acute ear infection in older children or adults . talk ) 14 : 49, 11 July 2014 ( UTC)
• He said that even the researchers in the Pittsburgh study acknowledged that it didn't address recurrent acute ear infections or whether longer periods of fluid or more severe hearing loss than that studied could affect development.
• It's easy to see why, because it boasts a staggering 56 previously unreleased songs that track Springsteen from a cocky Bob Dylan acolyte to a mature, self-realized artist with an acute ear for promises broken and fulfilled.
• Such contempt for womanhood is harbored here ( Mary's daughter even expresses the wish to grow up to be a man ) that it takes an interpreter with an acute ear for irony to navigate the tricky channel between scorn and sympathy.
• Although the book devolves at its very end into a bloody and thoroughly unconvincing set piece that is reminiscent of the overblown theatrics of movies like " The Matrix, " the foregoing story attests to a coolly observant eye and an acute ear for teenagers'non sequiturs and verbal shrugs.
• Every speaker has a specified accent and there is an acute ear for other verbal tells, from the casual profanity of younger characters, regardless of class, to the fact that Bell knows that he has been frozen out when the minister stops calling him " Tobe " and reverts to " Toby " ."