Sentence examples for earliest acquaintance from inspiring English sources

They communicate with their eyes, as they did from their earliest acquaintance.

What blazes most brightly in the earliest acquaintance with grief is the lack of reprieve.

One of his earliest acquaintances there was Denis Diderot, a fellow-provincial who was committed to making the most of that decade's relatively free intellectual climate.

"Change was an early acquaintance in my life," Foote said.

"Change was an early acquaintance in my life," he said.

Beaton's own strenuous efforts would get him further ahead — and farther afield — than some of his early acquaintance might have bet.

Garner mentioned to me that the Wallace who presented himself at the Hilton Checkers hotel lacked some of the élan of the Wallace of his earlier acquaintance.

This early acquaintance with Thoreau led Greif to believe philosophy to be "against everything, if it was corrupt, dubious, enervating, untrue to us, false to happiness".

An early acquaintance of Hitler, he joined the Nazi Party's paramilitary organization, the SA (Storm Troopers), in 1923, worked at various jobs after the failure of Hitler's Beer Hall Putsch that year, and rejoined the Nazi Party in 1928, becoming a member of the SS (the elite corps of the party).

The son of a short-order cook and a house cleaner who immigrated from Mexico 33 years ago, Mr. Padilla played Little League baseball to stay out of trouble as a boy and got an early acquaintance with volunteer work thanks to his mother.

From these sources, Leibniz gained an early acquaintance with the Aristotelian-Scholastic tradition, as well as a taste of neo-platonic themes common in Renaissance humanism.