Sentence examples for are unacquainted from inspiring English sources
verb
To undo (one's or someone's) acquaintance (with someone or something).
There can be exceedingly few North Americans who are unacquainted with Coca-Cola, which a Swedish sociologist has said bears the same nourishing relationship to the body of Homo americanus that television does to his soul.
Switching the game between le Chiffre and Bond to poker is no doubt because most audiences are unacquainted with baccarat, though it could be that it reminded the producers of Burt Bacharach, who wrote the music for the 1967 Casino Royale While the major setpieces go on a little too long, they are expertly mounted.
For readers who are unacquainted to the landmine political issue that is urban American development policy, this statement seems reasonable enough; nobody wants a housing development that spills toxins into the water.
This service is indeed equivalent to a heavy tax, yet is it less felt by a people addicted to arms who fight for honor and revenge more than pay, and are unacquainted with gain and industry as well as pleasure.
Hollywood, as I've noted before, has a habit of regarding Midwesterners as hobbits, more or less: We're usually depicted as genial, somewhat dim folk who love their food and are unacquainted with irony, something I actually find in abundance in flyover country.
They can offer market entities such as auction houses and art dealers the capital they need to make well-timed investments, in contrast to unreasonable terms imposed by conventional banks that are unacquainted with dynamics and practices in the art market.
Many of you may be unacquainted with Daniels.
I'm not saying the Republican presidential front-runner is unacquainted with ideas.
This accounts for the Greeks being unacquainted with Persepolis until Alexander the Great's invasion of Asia.
And although the other two, Erica Pereira and Kaitlyn Gilliland, are corps dancers, neither is unacquainted with the spotlight.
Let's go!" O.K., that probably did not happen Tuesday night because LeBron James is completely unacquainted with fouling out and Dwyane Wade is unacquainted with traveling, since the N.B.A. stopped considering it a violation in 1981.
