Sentence examples for acquaintance may be from inspiring English sources

While it is a reasonable assumption that her friends will honestly answer requests for certificates, they must be considered to be curious; spying on an acquaintance may be more attractive than snooping on a stranger.

Such acquaintance may be very helpful in getting the child immunized after delivery.

A boss, a partner, a friend or a current acquaintance may be triggering reactions.

On a related note, do not tell them how fantastic a friend or relative of yours is, no matter how brilliant or talented your acquaintance may be.

Old acquaintances may be forgot, but to ring in the Lunar New Year, New Yorkers in Chinatown could always rely on lion dancers roaming the crowded streets, each following a different drummer.

It does mean, however, that you may have somewhat of a dual identity, and some of your friends and acquaintances may be unsure how to address you.

Some opponents may actually accept that something like acquaintance exists but doubt that it can provide much, if any, justification for our beliefs; in denying that they have found anything like acquaintance, it may be that they mean only to deny that they have found a relation of acquaintance that can make a significant difference to the epistemic justification of our beliefs.

He met Hope in Brussels, and they proceeded to Paris, where Adam fitted himself out in the latest fashions and set out to "lay in a stock of good acquaintance that may be of use to me hereafter".