Sentence examples for acquaintance also from inspiring English sources

But two weeks later, another acquaintance, also Japanese and female, said almost exactly the same thing: "Chotto futtota?" (Have you become a little fatter?) This was getting tiresome.

The existence of a previous acquaintance also affected behaviour: both the amount initially sent, and the percentage returned by the second player, rose in proportion to the length of time the players had known each other.

The acquaintance also said the church would pay his mother $200,000 if he was detained by the North and did not return, KCNA quoted Warmbier as saying.

In the same study the perpetrators were equally to be partner or non-partner, and although not significant, abuse from other persons (family member, stranger or acquaintance), also showed a positive association to PPD.

This mutual acquaintance also makes possible more strategic ways of managing the science-policy process, and several respondents commented on how deliberate choices were made in involving specific people at certain times, as well as making agreements on each individual's role at different moments in the process (such as explicitly asking someone to not voice a known opinion at a specific meeting).

Acquaintances also remark upon McNair's intelligence and powers of observation.

Friends and Paris acquaintances also reject the possibility that Mr. Saint Laurent might have felt pressure from Mr. Pinault, with whom he and Mr. Bergé have a contract that doesn't expire until 2006.

Several acquaintances also said Bissonnette didn't have many friends and was bullied in high school.

I heard it from my acquaintances, also from the internet.

Many controls were recruited from her friends, colleagues and acquaintances, also by the authors lecturing at church mothers groups, and 11 out of 50 of the subjects came from breast clinics.

Spending time with people whom you consider friends is preferable, but talking to coworkers or casual acquaintances also helps.[12].[12]