Sentence examples for class of acquaintances from inspiring English sources

There is help though, for identifying that class of acquaintances you periodically see at kids' sports events, the dog park or the coffee shop, but not often enough to recall their names.

The narrator's friendship with Leo gives him access to a wide range of acquaintances across the strictly enforced class divisions of a theoretically classless society.

Tschaikovsky stayed in the houses of acquaintances, including Kleist, Peuthert, a poor working-class family called Bachmann, and at Inspector Grünberg's estate at Funkenmühle, near Zossen.

The problem is that error is always a possibility, and this concern propelled Russell to minimize the class of cases where we have acquaintance and thus to extending the theory of descriptions to almost all uses of names.

He attended evening classes in painting, literature and music, extending his circle of acquaintances and his fascination with pre-Columbian art and sculpture.

Here we limit our investigation to the simple scheme outlined above, because a repetition procedure is appropriate to model a school environment, where activities follow a rather repetitive daily and weekly rhythm, and each child is expected to interact every day with approximately the same set of individuals, namely the members of her/his class and her/his acquaintances in other classes.

Going out, a wide circle of acquaintances - cultural capital and social capital - are key factors in determining your social class, according to the survey.

Even if we allow for some fallible foundational beliefs, as many contemporary acquaintance theorists do (see section 6), one might still worry that the class of facts with which we are acquainted do not constitute a very impressive base.

But I've loads of acquaintances".

Montesquieu had a wide circle of acquaintances in England.

Talk in a small group of acquaintances.