Sentence examples for To acquaintance from inspiring English sources
noun
A state of being acquainted, or of having intimate, or more than slight or superficial, knowledge; personal knowledge gained by intercourse short of that of friendship or intimacy
He makes cider, passed on from acquaintance to acquaintance, using a travelling press made for him by his father.
The wicked twinkle was something I'd come to know over years of a relationship that had shifted from admiration to acquaintance, from combativeness to friendship.
As we shall see, proponents of classical foundationalism typically ascribe other important philosophical roles to acquaintance.
The performance decrease due to nonbroadband source is higher than the gain due to acquaintance of source spectral characteristics.
Moreover, some philosophers of mind have appealed to acquaintance to either defend, or critique, the knowledge argument for dualism.
On such accounts, and in contrast to acquaintance accounts, the connection between the introspected state (the input) and the introspective state (the output) is causal and contingent.
If you fall somewhere on the associate-to-acquaintance continuum, press three.
That's what you say to acquaintances, not best friends.
He resembled, according to acquaintances, a mixture of diplomat, scientist, and Mongol prince.
He often gave the honey away to acquaintances, which endeared him to them.
To acquaintances, he was Chuck, harmless and stoned jester of the mountains.
