The phrase "acquaintance experience" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to a situation in which you have had some contact with a particular person, place, or thing. For example, "My acquaintance experience with the new software has been quite positive."
Sooner or later, all of Barzun's acquaintances experience their own "just Jacques" moment.
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That was also the reason cited by David Barber, one of the owners at Blue Hill at Stone Barns, in Westchester Country, when I called to ask him about another acquaintance's experience there.
Of course, much of what Serena writes is factitious, both in its details (she freely appropriates an acquaintance's experience as her own) and in the breezy complacency that it projects; Cusk seems to suggest that our true thoughts about love and family defy articulation.
The boxes are free; other reasons to enter the ballot (which runs until 22 Nov) include provoking envy among the food groupies of your acquaintance, and experiencing the Rogan empire's generally magnificent work without sitting down for hours – or at all, if you don't want to.
quality, 8), rather than, as in Plato and Aristotle, also their greater pleasantness — but on the same ground of the authoritative choice of intellectuals who are supposedly uniquely qualified to judge by virtue of their past acquaintance with experiences of both kinds.
Moreover, people with DPD often do not appear at all unwell or different to even their closest acquaintances; despite experiencing a total lack of empathy, friends and family do not notice any marked change.
I very quickly sought out an administrative council amongst friend and acquaintances who had experience in the social sector and in creating small structures.
Since my deadline couldn't wait so long for perfection, I decided to ask a Parisian acquaintance about her experience with the diet.
