Sentence examples for acquaintance that it from inspiring English sources

No sooner had Dwight Eisenhower taken office than he told an acquaintance that it was going to be damned difficult to conduct a foreign policy based on the delusion that China was an offshore island.

In these recollections, Mr. Schlesinger described such a far-reaching circle of acquaintance that it ranged from Reinhold Niebuhr to Mick Jagger, from Gina Lollobrigida to the children of Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt.

I joke with one Twitter acquaintance that I am watching it for its deep social realism, but we both know that is not entirely true.

Since it is things with which we have direct acquaintance that are the least questionable members of our ontology, it is these objects upon which Russell ultimately bases his epistemology.

These problems stem in part from the fact that it has always operated on optimistic assumptions about scholarly integrity, and networks of scholarly acquaintance, that date back to the Middle Ages.

The two had a nodding acquaintance that developed into a date four years later.

The two had a longstanding acquaintance that probably began in Cleveland during their S.D.S. days.

Sunlight and I have developed an acquaintance that may yet blossom into friendship (or more?).

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.

Is the awareness or acquaintance that is the alleged source of noninferential justification propositional or conceptual?

I'm reminded by an acquaintance that was tragically injured in a skydiving accident and is now a quadriplegic.