Sentence examples for intimate acquaintance with from inspiring English sources

Vintage whisky gone, son develops an intimate acquaintance with Cif.

Abbott's intimate acquaintance with dystopian horror inspired Shameless.

MY concerns stem from intimate acquaintance with the limitations of the measures themselves.

I have no intimate acquaintance with the personal lives of these dramatists.

As children and adolescents, we have an intimate acquaintance with evil.

Although he had little formal schooling, he developed an intimate acquaintance with postmodernist art-making materials early in life.

When he finally finished his letter, shouting the sign-off he used for friendly but not intimate acquaintances — "with best wishes!" — it was with the aplomb of a maestro flinging down his baton.

And while some of her work is explicitly so, in the sense of self-facing — her 2008 exhibition, "Inside Out," for instance, featured nude self-portraits accompanied by excerpts from her private journals — this evaluation more often stems from the intimate acquaintance Fox Solomon offers with characters and subjects far and wide.

"The picture that emerges from When Men Murder Women is that women face the greatest threat from someone they know, most often a spouse or intimate acquaintance, who is armed with a gun," the report concludes.

And watch the galleys as they race below". Various honours also and privileges were granted to the kindred of Themistocles at Magnesia, which were observed down to our times, and were enjoyed by another Themistocles of Athens, with whom I had an intimate acquaintance and friendship in the house of Ammonius the philosopher.

It also found that women killed by a spouse, intimate acquaintance, or close relative were seven times more likely to live in a household with at least one gun. .