Sentence examples for acquaintances held from inspiring English sources

Over a roast chicken, they raked through sea acquaintances held in common.

No one else who knew Taylor Mill personally spoke of her in anything like these terms, as far as we know, and indeed several of her acquaintances held her in low estimation.

Some of my stadium acquaintances hold positions of power.

My nationality makes me a representative of all things Britannique and my French racing industry acquaintances hold me personally responsible for the increased levels of wastage (young stock entering the food chain) since la crise hit banks and economies.

The acquaintance held up a handgun before the camera in one posting and ended the video with the words "stay white".

In fact, in comparison, our child's friends and acquaintances may hold the heavyweight title because our kids know them.

Indeed, as we have seen, some acquaintance theorists hold that one is acquainted with or directly aware of all intrinsic sensory or phenomenal features of one's experience, including specific shades of color.

A wake is attended by people acquainted with the deceased, and a celebrity is, in a sense, a mutual acquaintance we hold in common with the world.

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First, Russell held an acquaintance-based theory, according to which some thought about individuals is direct, in the sense of involving singular propositions involving those very individuals.

Acquaintances believed he was also held in Sloviansk, but Krat said she was not aware of any other journalists being held there.