Many non-Black Americans of Color, who are largely immigrants, become quickly acquainted with the American brand of anti-Blackness upon their arrival to a country brimming with economic opportunities unheard of in the lands they left behind.
About 1522, after this exposure to contemporary, largely Italianate traditions, Mone went to Antwerp, where he became acquainted with prominent artists such as Albrecht Dürer.
The functionality is largely the same, however, to Office 7, so if you are acquainted with that version you should have an easy time switching over.
Social context is largely meant to be inferred, as if it is assumed we are already well acquainted with the history and implications of its title.
Village officials say that it is largely a myth and that some white suburbanites simply feel uneasy around blacks and Hispanics they are not acquainted with.
For their part, elite colleges, most of them far from any reservation, need ways to get acquainted with those students and to understand their difficulties, which include the cultural issues Indian students face at largely white universities.
Over the course of the movie, you become extraordinarily acquainted with this body, which Mr. Young offers up to the camera — to us — with remarkable intimacy and trust, largely as a cautionary example, though also because this body is itself damning evidence against the war.
"They're getting acquainted".
He was acquainted with grief.
I need to become acquainted.
Were you acquainted with Ted Kennedy?
