Meanings of psychological acuity in English

The novels' psychological acuity derives, always, from their fidelity to a precisely delineated reality.

With some psychological acuity, Nolan shows that grownup Tom is permanently trapped in psychological defeat.

Jesus himself is portrayed with tremendous psychological acuity: a nervy, needy genius burdened with a neurotic mother.

But then Scott's habit of self-deprecation, charming though it can be, can obscure the psychological acuity and emotional realism of his work.

The story of her capture outlined in miniature Whicher's detective qualities: an excellent memory, an eye for the incongruous, psychological acuity, and confidence.

We can see the psychological acuity of Kabbalah in the work of the Spanish mystic Abraham Abulafia (i 24O-after 1291).