Sentence examples for for those acquainted from inspiring English sources

For those acquainted with the ebullient Mr. Amram, the prospect of his slowing down is no less than anathema.

For those acquainted with its creator's unique (some say uniquely reprehensible) sensibility, My Wrongs 8245-8249 and 117 could not have been made by anyone else.

The question she had asked herself, putting off the job, was: Could she "reach that kind of depth?" The more obvious question for those acquainted with this Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright: Was there anything left to tell?

It is almost impossible for those acquainted with Mankell's life and work to read After the Fire without wondering how much of the author there is in Welin and his musings.

For those acquainted with the glory of Brazilian film from the early 60's, the show is a dream come true; its sparkling new prints restore a half-forgotten history to compelling visual splendor.

It's very noticeable for all those acquainted with Benkirane before and after [the election]." "Part of the elite is out of phase with society," El Khalfi counters.

AGES 7-9: This is a lot of movie for young children, even those acquainted with the books.

For those well acquainted with Intercollegiate Athletics or for the casual fan this meticulous history will be a revelation.

Even for those well acquainted, such as the husbands and wives, a sense of disconnect washes over their relationships.

For those not acquainted Yowies, they're similar to Kinder Surprise – a chocolate shell with a toy inside.

He may also teach "You're the Top," a joy even for those not acquainted with the Coliseum or the Louvre Museum.