Sentence examples similar to I acquired something from inspiring English sources

So help me, god, I thought, the day I acquire something I consider cannon fodder should be the day I get up and walk out.

Literally, I had somehow acquired something called an Idiopathic Neuropathy.

I can't say at what moment I stopped reasoning and acquired something like faith, because the road was quite long and there was a lot of turning back.

Yet if this "Arcadia" lacks the uniform surface sparkle it had when I saw it (with a different cast) in London in 2009, it has acquired something more important: an emotional depth, viscerally rooted, to support its intellectual shimmer.

Yet the enlightenment has acquired something of a bad name.

After Sept. 11, 2001, "The Clash of Civilizations" acquired something like a prophetic authority.

The museum acknowledges this is the first time that it has acquired something that "cannot be had".

And he has only just acquired something that passes for an office, behind a paint shop in South London.

Because of the laid-back attitude of Portland, the project has acquired something of a foreign-film feel.

Perhaps Great Man history was dead, but Hobsbawm himself acquired something of the aura of a great man.

Previously seen in New York in 2004, "Bare" has acquired something of a following as a result of that Off Broadway presentation and similar stagings around the country.