Sentence examples for experiences and acquaintances from inspiring English sources

She returned to New York City and, as a result of her experiences and acquaintances in Italy, joined the Roman Catholic church in 1805.

The main obstacles for large scale application, beside the high first cost, are the lack of practical experience and acquaintance among architects, builders and planners with the design, control and operation of these systems.

Weisberger herself has said the character is drawn from the work experiences of several friends and acquaintances.

In a recent telephone conversation we discussed his experience, and my acquaintance said something I thought was worth sharing.

Ethnic identity and problems that arise when assimilation is at issue are Nguyen's two main themes, with stories gleaned from a series of interviews as well as his own experiences and those of personal acquaintances and the cast.

It allows for persons to be directly acquainted with experiences, and it is this direct acquaintance, rather than any causal relation, that justifies our beliefs about experiences.

A glance at Facebook, the most popular social network, at any given time, will show a communal consumption experience between connections, both friends and acquaintances.

Patient expectations are influenced by opinions of people in their social environment, experiences with serious illnesses among relatives and acquaintances and media information about diseases.

I very quickly sought out an administrative council amongst friend and acquaintances who had experience in the social sector and in creating small structures.

As an immigrant myself, I have had many interesting experiences while interacting with non-Hispanic friends and acquaintances.

So I interviewed a few friends and acquaintances about their Bucky experiences.