Sentence examples for in acquainted from inspiring English sources
Dewdney's writing in Acquainted with the Night combines a poet's point of view with an interest for the sciences.
Unlike Sparks, who read 40 books on autism, it took Paul Raeburn, a science journalist and former Business Week editor, four years to begin conducting the research he so deftly blends with personal experience in Acquainted With the Night: A Parent's Quest to Understand Depression and Bipolar Disorder in His Children (Broadway, $24.95).
Developing services in the runup to 2015 is an opportunity to position social work at the heart of excellent social care but this also presents challenges to the profession in acquainting itself with the new care landscape.
Ram Gopal, one of the greatest Indian dancers of the 20th century and a pioneer in acquainting Western audiences with traditional Indian dance, died on Sunday in a nursing home in southwest London.
First, it assists researchers and practitioners in acquainting themselves with the field.
We hope that the comprehensive diagnostic approach (Table 2) outlined in this article will not only help the radiologists in acquainting themselves with the spectrum of paediatric brainstem pathologies, but also motivate them to work in close collaboration with their clinical counterparts, which would ensure improved clinical care offered to their paediatric patients.
The heart of MBCT lies in acquainting patients with the modes of mind that often characterize mood disorders while simultaneously inviting them to develop a new relationship to these modes.
So if an ad educates a patient, that at least gives you both more time to use in getting acquainted in the office visit and more time for providing care.
With regard to familiarity with and use of multimedia tools, the students were in general acquainted with a number of tools and tasks used in daily life such as social networking systems, sending and receiving emails, and navigating websites.
My season in Kings Canyon acquainted me with my shadows, my neuroses, and my delusions in a way that allowed me to carry on into the unknown with a serenity unstirred even by the most stubborn apprehension.
The present study investigated IS in minimally acquainted informal dyads.
