Sentence examples for is not acquainted with from inspiring English sources

"Whoever is not acquainted with languages knows nothing of his own," as Goethe put it.

"Then please speak to me about the art of dancing … " "The practice of dancing cannot be understood by one who is not acquainted with music.

Representative Eric Cantor, the majority leader, has repeatedly refused this week to endorse the Republican plan, saying that he is not acquainted with its details, even though his staff has been in several meetings and the plan was carefully presented by Mr. Hensarling, the co-chairman of the joint panel, on Tuesday at the meeting of House Republicans.

If it is possible for one to be presented with o twice over and rationally not realize it as the same object, then one is not acquainted with o; one's thoughts about o are, in that case, indirect.

In order to accommodate the reader who is not acquainted with the concept of fractional calculus, it is perhaps important to recall that fractional calculus is a discipline concerning the possibility of taking non-integer or fractional powers to the derivatives and integrals.

So, if one is presented with an individual and it is possible to be presented with that individual again and not realize it is the same object as before, then one is not acquainted with that individual; one's thoughts about that individual are, in that case, all indirect.

Who isn't acquainted with the searing issue of who gets to sit in the most comfortable chair?

We're not acquainted with you.

We are not acquainted with these babies yet, but we will be.

Across the African continent her identity could even be familiar to many who were not acquainted with her personally.

But he was not acquainted with the O'Brian books, and not altogether taken with the script he was sent.