Sentence examples for best acquainted from inspiring English sources

Those best acquainted with her describe Ms. Lotter as a woman who had great spunk, knew her mind and, even at the age of 60 and dying of cancer, was wise beyond her years.

His physical aspect — gray mustache and hair (cut in an early-Beatles mop top), thin-rimmed eyeglasses, and a distinct pallor — suggests a man best acquainted with a sunless existence in some laboratory.

The recent arrivals include Jovica Stanisic, who as security chief for much of Mr. Milosevic's 13 years in power was the man best acquainted with how Serbia used its police and military to foster and maintain the violent rebellions of Serbs in Croatia and Bosnia that ignited four and a half years of war.

We local bishops, who are best acquainted with the needs of our faithful, should be 'corajudos,' that is 'courageous' in Spanish, and make concrete suggestions".

We local bishops, who are best acquainted with the needs of our faithful, should be 'corajudos,' that is 'courageous' in Spanish, and make concrete suggestions," the bishop told an Austrian newspaper the next day.

Those closest to you, those best acquainted with your desires, tactics, operational policies, and your patterns of behavior are so accustomed to the abuse of power, so inured to the stench of corruption that they assume what you would want to is for gubernatorial influence to be used in the execution of a personal vendetta.

Click here to get better acquainted.

Want to get better acquainted with mezcal?

Given this, and given the central position quantum gravity research occupies in theoretical physics, it makes good sense for philosophers of physics (and general philosophers of science) to do their best to acquaint themselves with the central details of the problem of quantum gravity and the main approaches that are seeking to crack the problem.

But to get acquainted, best turn elsewhere.

Now that you're an aunt, it's best to get acquainted with your new nieces and nephew.