You may not have a very deep acquaintance with Hegel but you need to know something about Hegel.
She displayed a mastery of the labyrinthine house that seemed to come from deep acquaintance with any signs of disorder.
The filmmakers offer neither hope nor despair, possibly because their deep acquaintance with the Moshers prevents any kind of easy conclusion.
Today all kinds of sounds, from all manner of places, claim to derive their pedigree from that original vital source.Mr Giddins's massive volume collects a quarter-century of reportage, and his wide-ranging taste and deep acquaintance, not just with jazz but with classical music and culture generally, give it a special coherence and point.
It's important to know as much as you can about the job market, but a deep acquaintance with the employment numbers is not sufficient.
Bayle, Locke, and Toland, for instance, were familiar with Spinoza's defense and likely found some inspiration in it, even while they denied deep acquaintance (Locke) or situated themselves as critics (Bayle and Toland).
The major language families of Southeast Asia (Austronesian, Austroasiatic, Tai, Hmong-Mien, and Sino-Tibetan) all have reconstructable proto-vocabularies that suggest an early and deep acquaintance with rice and its exploitation (Zorc 1994; Sagart 2003; Ferlus 2010; Ratliff 2010; Wolff 2010; Diffloth 2011).
I left with a deep acquaintance with the talented musicians of yesterday as well as the very-much-alive musicians enhancing the music scene there today; and not least, I was warmed and charmed by the kindness I felt from Alabamians throughout the state.
This gave the South a deeper acquaintance with trauma and hardship.
Even Pinker himself, who is obviously well versed in many areas of the humanities, could have profited in this article from a deeper acquaintance with philosophy and its history.
