Sentence examples for Profound acquaintance from inspiring English sources
Reynolds possessed great ambitions and a more profound acquaintance with the old masters than any of his contemporaries.
More's interest in Descartes's philosophy was so profound that his acquaintance, Samuel Hartlib (c.1600 1662), an assiduous "intelligencer" who keenly promoted (and facilitated) philosophical correspondence, persuaded More to write to Descartes in December 1648.
But his new acquaintances start reading profound metaphors about politics and economics into his throwaway comments about gardening.
Someone asked if we had telephones in England; I watched "The Golden Girls," had crushes on everyone, and wisely counselled a school acquaintance on sexual ethics, despite my own profound virginity.
Having a profound wish to spread erudition in Norway, he used his acquaintances in England to supply the society with enlightenment books and journals.
It's profound the degree to which most of us treat strangers, acquaintances, co-workers and friends much better than we treat our loved ones.
"Delete them," the acquaintance responded.
One Facebook acquaintance suggested "cinesthesia".
