Sentence examples for decades of acquaintance from inspiring English sources
With every inch and item of that apartment Ms. Redgrave seems to be on terms of intimacy that come only with decades of acquaintance.
No ballets are more rewatchable than Balanchine's: to return to them, even after decades of acquaintance, is usually to recognize new points that you'd previously looked at without really seeing.
An acquaintance who spent several decades of his life working and living in an intentional community much like the ones in these books told me once that utopia was all a matter of perspective.
Some acquaintance theorists seem to disagree about the nature of acquaintance.
The distinction lies with the objects of acquaintance.
What about the possibility of acquaintance with ourselves?
An acquaintance of mine, an economist with decades of experience in Washington and on Wall Street, recently visited Beijing, where he met with a top Chinese official.
Three decades of aging potential?
This follows decades of progress.
Decades of verification lie ahead.
