Sentence examples for Greater acquaintance from inspiring English sources

However, this methodology has not been widely used within clinical medicine due to a lack of familiarity with highly quantitative methods and a greater acquaintance with statistical modeling approaches based on inference and empirical data analysis.

"The difference between theologians and believers is not their differential acquaintance with the truth about God, but the greater acquaintance of theologians with the history of theology".

Rare is the case where acquaintance is full or testimony fully informed even among those whom we might expect to have the greatest acquaintance, such as a built structure's architect or developer.

The delay between yawn and response was greater between acquaintances and strangers, again suggesting that empathy and social familiarity played a role.

Limestone lintel (36-5-67) inscribed for Minnefer and his wife Hekenu; Minnefer identified as [jmj-r wpwt xntjw-S pr-aA rx nswt Hrj-sStA sHD xntjw-S pr-aA] overseer of commissions of palace attendants of the Great House, royal acquaintance, secretary, inspector of palace attendants of the Great House; found displaced in G 2421.

By the early 1980's, Mrs. Marcos was attracting attention in the New York City art market, gaining a reputation for a substantial buying appetite but not a great deal of acquaintance with the works she purchased, dealers said.

They became known for their formidable sight-reading, their ability to execute difficult scores with great panache on minimal acquaintance.

"When We Were Young and Unafraid" is, in some ways, a conventional, naturalistic piece, but it is also a memory play that brings to mind those wonderful Bette Davis "problem" pictures — "The Great Lie" or "Old Acquaintance" or "The Old Maid" — in which the ennobled sacrifice themselves for the selfish.

He fully believed that "Omphalos" was his real contribution to science, and, after its publication, when the great naturalists of his acquaintance — Huxley, Wallace, Kingsley, and Darwin himself — remained silent, or respectfully explained that they could not in the least agree, "a gloom, cold and dismal, descended upon our morning teacups".

"When We Were Young and Unafraid" is, in some ways, a conventional, naturalistic piece, but it is also a memory play that brings to mind those wonderful Bette Davis "problem" pictures—"The Great Lie" or "Old Acquaintance" or "The Old Maid"—in which the ennobled sacrifice themselves for the selfish.

More women than men reported exposure to fat talk in their circle of friends and acquaintances and greater pressure to engage in it (Salk & Engeln-Maddox).