Having grown up in Hawaii and Indonesia and spending much of his adult life in large cities, Mr. Obama, 46, is now acquainting himself more deeply with his country and finds himself unusually surprised by some of his findings.
I believe I am now acquainted with the extremity of terror and repulsion which a man can endure without losing his mind".
Yet I, like most people, have become inundated with Too Much Information about the people I know and the people I wish I didn't know but am now acquainted with.
Izzard is now well acquainted with the blank-faced awe his achievements are met with.
Two key players in the story who had yet to meet, but surely will do often in due course, are now well acquainted.
Like Dickinson, Stevens has won a wide audience in spite of the guard he put on his privacy, and we are now better acquainted with his sorrows.
"Millions of Americans are now well acquainted with our old, antiquated, not up to par energy system that they have not been paying attention to," Senator John Kerry, a Massachusetts Democrat and presidential contender, said in a telephone interview.
BASF has also started a call centre in Indore which caters to farmers like Rajput, who are now well acquainted with the Samruddhi techniques and do not require daily guidance.
As it turns out, I don't loathe the version of myself I am now becoming acquainted with in the same way I hated my drunk self.
A fear of brown envelopes is now familiar to anyone unlucky enough to be acquainted with Britain's benefit system.
This chapter is intended to acquaint the reader with some of the important topics in high performance, or what is now being referred to as, 'high productivity computing' (HPC).
