Sentence examples for by acquaintance of from inspiring English sources

It should be noted, however, that such a conception of our de re grasp of properties lurks under the surface of many rationalist accounts whether framed in terms of concepts or properties (Bealer 1998; Bonjour 1998) and is even more explicit in the claim that we have knowledge by acquaintance of universals (Russell 1912).

Allie adds that there is still, however,a lot of transphobic language, such as "tranny", thrown around by acquaintances of all ages.

Mr. Mack, who disputes suggestions by acquaintances of both men that he and Mr. Peek had clashed, says that "CIT was a bigger opportunity" for Mr. Peek.

They were accused of luring two men into a trap, in which the men had their wallets taken by acquaintances of the sisters, one of whom had a shotgun.

A total of 60 to 70percentt of sex offenses on children are done by acquaintances of the child.

This is representative of the genre: me in a "fun" hat, wearing a T-shirt with my friend's record label's logo on it, at Push, an indie-electro piss-up attended almost exclusively by acquaintances of the promoters, at Astoria 2, pretending to be more drunk than I was because I thought it made me look cool.

In order to guard against confusing acquaintance on the one hand with foundational knowledge of truths acquired by acquaintance on the other, and facilitate an examination of the relation between them, we should be more careful than Russell and restrict knowledge by acquaintance to foundational knowledge of truths.

They were joined by a friend of Reed's from Syracuse, guitarist-bassist Sterling Morrison; and by an acquaintance of Morrison's, drummer Maureen Tucker, who tapped out simple, hypnotic rhythms while playing standing up.

It's witty, fascinating, and written by an acquaintance of mine, ad woman Belinda Parmar.

He was referred there by an acquaintance of Lambuth's head coach, Vic Wallace.

The first assault allegations were reported by the acquaintance of a recruit and not the recruit herself.