Sentence examples for important acquaintance from inspiring English sources
He made an important acquaintance in 1959: Tony Williams, a 13-year-old drummer who already sounded like an innovator.
During the tour, he met a young singer, Ellen Brockmann, who proved the most important acquaintance of his life.
People might call on a busy, important acquaintance in an emergency, like seeking a organ donor, but not for trivial matters.
Comte's most important acquaintance in Paris was Henri de Saint-Simon, a French social reformer and one of the founders of socialism, who was the first to clearly see the importance of economic organization in modern society.
Bello's Filosofía shows an important acquaintance, and much agreement, with the work of Thomas Reid, Thomas Brown, and Dugald Stewart.
If you don't have the financial means or the social skills to host this kind of party for your more important acquaintances, you can alter some of the menu and make the evening more casual with close friends.
Home's high society acquaintances thought that he behaved like a complete gentleman throughout the ordeal, and he did not lose a single important friend.
In his young adulthood, Shterenberg became involved in Paris's thriving arts community, where he made the acquaintance of important artists like Cezanne, Modigliani, and van Dongen.
So began a mode of life that continued for a decade or more — a quiet bachelor existence in Vienna interspersed with sojourns abroad, making the acquaintance of important artistic figures of the day.
The sharpest narrative turn Nolan has taken this season is the relationship we've seen him have with the character of your co-star Ashton Holmes, an acquaintance with important connections who's revealed to be a blackmailing hustler.
The passengers, at least if those I meet during a week at sea are representative, feel it is extremely important that any new acquaintance understands very quickly that they've never been on a cruise before, or that the only other cruise they've been on was a previous Cayamo.
