If you're greeting someone who's an elder, business associate, church leader, or other formal acquaintance, stick to a formal greeting unless you're instructed to do otherwise.
He changed his mind about the party on Friday night when his date for the formal, an acquaintance, suddenly bailed out.
In 1997, Wiseman made a formal approach to an acquaintance who had become a Garden executive.
From the casually gathered responses, Rouch and Morin organize formal discussions with interviewees and acquaintances in order to excavate the stifled political substrate of personal lives at a time, during France's Algerian War, when French political discourse was sharply censored.
Co-founder Filip Twarowski tells TechCrunch that the next step here is finding how you respond to certain people and catering responses so that suggestions are more casual with acquaintances and more formal with people that might be managers or work associates.
In German, as in many languages, you will often need to differentiate between acquaintances and strangers (formal) and people you know well (informal) when speaking.
Parts of Hirst New York are both visually exhilarating and accessible; you can take the kids, take friends who have never looked at art or acquaintances curious about the formal principles of abstraction.
In instances where informal language is used, the people involved in the interaction are usually well-known to the signer, such as friends, acquaintances or colleagues, whereas formal language is used between those where there is a greater social distance.
Although he had little formal schooling, he developed an intimate acquaintance with postmodernist art-making materials early in life.
Then ensued more telephone conversations than I have ever had with friends, family members, acquaintances.... "What should I wear?" A formal gown?
