The newsman has a nose for news.

Sharp turns

Business is business.

It has keen eyesight, good ear and acute sense of smell.

And sharp, cruel fangs?

It's still sharp.

You've made some excellent points, but I still believe the boy is guilty.

It's a beast He's got fangs, razorsharp ones

Will you listen to me! This is a mistake! Will you shut

Well, Hal's crazy.

I was wrong.

Sorry, I forgot.

You must be mistaken.

He has sharp hearing.

The knife is not sharp.

The knife is dull.

Hollywood heart attack. Ughhhh.

I don't know, just trying to make connections

You must be mistaken.

I have a good sense of smell.

You're quick. You're really quick.

You're lying on something sharp, look!

Let's go. Oh, hurry.

Well the way I drawn them right over here, these two over here are acute are acute and then these over here are going to be obtuse so this one and this one these are both obtuse angles and I actually drew them up here as well.

Stateofthebadassart.

Check, please.

He has an acute sense of observation.

The knife has a very sharp edge.

They're both acute angles.

You're very observant.

I was mistaken.

Have fun staying home, man! I'll send you a post card. (ASlAN ACCENT) Ahh.

Tightness

Shiny, sharp.

So Pal Bok Guksoo (Korean noodles)

How come you're here?

At your service.

Can I have the check, please?

Oh, come on.

Oh, man.

Come on.

I believe acute, in either latin or greek or maybe both means something like pin or sharp, so that's one way to think about it an acute angle seems much sharper.

You're very astute.

I met a keen eyed guy.

The kid has a keen sense of hearing.