Sentence examples for it acquainted with from inspiring English sources
If you have a new cat, get it acquainted with the litter box immediately.
His early stint at Goupil & Cie was important because it acquainted him with a vast array of 19th-century prints, many of them photogravure reproductions of popular French paintings.
Over the 16 months of our tour, we caused it and we endured it; we grew well acquainted with it.
Europe no longer takes its civilization for civilization itself, no doubt because it is better acquainted with foreign cultures, notably Islam.
"It's just I'm acquainted with it now.
It's being acquainted with a really interesting mind.
As Hamilton explains it, he became acquainted with the McCandless story in 2002, when he happened upon a copy of "Into the Wild," flipped through its pages, and suddenly thought to himself, I know why this guy died.
In order for a dog to determine when a threatening person or event appears, it must become acquainted with typical scenarios in everyday life.
At this stage you should have your knife and now its time to get acquainted with it.
The obvious question now is: if all knowledge is ultimately based on acquaintance, what is it we can be acquainted with, i.e. what are the legitimate objects of acquaintance?
The first question might seem more difficult for the naturalist than for some non-naturalists; if goodness really is a sui generis non-natural property then perhaps being directly acquainted with it is sufficient for recognizing it as moral.
