Sentence examples for Feel acquainted from inspiring English sources

Whereas "Giselle" or most ballets by George Balanchine come round often enough for many people to feel acquainted with them, few people have ever had the chance to become truly familiar with any Cunningham repertory.

But fans of "Idol" who followed televised interviews with the contestants about their home lives may feel better acquainted with Miss Stevens's maternal grandmother, Rita Francisco of Waterbury.

I've seen this production several times since the 1980s, but I've never seen it enough to feel well acquainted.

In ours gym the goal of our Fundamentals Program is to build a strong foundation in all 3 phases of combat: Stand up, Clinch and Ground, so that a new student may feel comfortable and acquainted with the techniques and training methodologies that he/she will encounter in MMA training.

Of the more than half million visitors who attended "Savage Beauty," the Metropolitan Museum's blockbuster show dedicated to the work of the late fashion designer Alexander McQueen, few felt more intimately acquainted with the works on display than Daphne Guinness.

What followed was a series of quick icebreakers and activities including a massive game of rock, paper, scissors that allowed the incoming class to get better acquainted and feel some school spirit.

The question guide consisted of opening and introductory questions which allowed participants to get acquainted and feel connected, and to start the discussion of the topic.

"The first year you come in, you try to feel your way along, trying to get acquainted and get a feel for everything.

I thought it was good if he did the proofs, because I felt he should get acquainted with the subject.

Reference folders contain materials not produced by White Duchy, but which its members either found interesting or useful in their other activities, or which they felt White Duchy should be acquainted with.

"I feel like I'm more acquainted with female sexual restlessness than male.