Sentence examples for anything acquired from inspiring English sources

Yet the patina of Kelly herself — the gloss of her name and fame, the freshness and directness of her look — has, if anything, acquired a richer lustre.

That training was a privilege greater than anything I acquired at school or university.

That's more of a hindrance than anything we acquired today.

Some are willing to do anything to acquire it.

One day, Rybolovlev saw the image on the catalogue and told Bouvier that he would do anything to acquire the painting.

The Knicks are desperate for a quality big man and will do anything to acquire an All-Starcaliber power forward or center.

I have never collected anything, but acquiring names of his family members, cities where he had lived, details about his projects, vacations both complete and being planned, fueled the illusion, piece by piece, that one day I could be in possession of his complete life story.

Q. Have you acquired anything recently?

So, like every other company that's acquired anything — because the accounting rules changed — they had to take a write-down, a huge amount of money.

She possessed that sheer boldness peculiar to the ignorant and that virginal expectation that things would turn out well, an expectation nurtured by the very fact that she had never acquired anything in life by herself alone.

Hyman didn't mention anything about being acquired, though AllThingsD says that HTC is close to buying the company through its Beats headphones subsidiary.