Sentence examples for are acquainted from inspiring English sources
verb
To furnish or give experimental knowledge of; to make (one) to know; to make familiar.
You might even feel smug (something tells me it is a sensation with which you are acquainted).
Most people are acquainted with the bare facts.
We know, we are acquainted with your rites.
He asked you if you are acquainted with this man.
You are acquainted with such people; quite possibly you are one of them.
"From what we are told, they are acquainted," Chief Heider said.
To a very limited extent these people are acquainted with the use of dyes and paints.
Others will get it after a while, especially if they are acquainted with Mr. Kelly's early painting and sculpture.
It's a program with many features, but easy enough to run if you are acquainted with other Windows software.
They are acquainted because Mr. Bloomberg is the chairman of the trustees of Johns Hopkins University there.
We all are acquainted with people who think they know far more about important things than they really do.
