I assumed that was because he was just mature and independent, and hit that spot we all do around our mid-thirties where we are in transition, ditching our late night acquaintances and workmates, hoping to find what feels like more solid friendships, the kind that we hope last into our golden years.
Part of the time Mr. Rotella spent in Gimigliano hanging out, talking and eating with his relatives, and with late-night acquaintances at a local cafe.
I assumed that was because he was just mature and independent, and hit that spot we all do around our mid-thirties where we are in transition, ditching our late-night acquaintances and work friends, hoping to find what feels like more solid friendships, the kind that we hope last into our golden years.
In the Times magazine profile that Weiner allegedly drew to the attention of his latest online acquaintance, Abedin described her reaction to the discovery of Weiner's original transgressions.
Also because I was influenced by a late-blooming acquaintance with Wagner operas, discovering that their aesthetic, which I had assumed to be bombastic, really relies on sibylline continuities.
They approached acquaintances late at night, when they were drinking alcohol on the streets, and, probing for weakness, told them, "This is the wrong way to react to your situation.
Remembering a philosophy lecture on Bishop Berkeley, she wanted to believe that she existed only for herself and a superior being, and that no one existed for her save when he was tangibly present Ernie Wharton, an acquaintance, arrived late and announced that Bernard Allen, a fraternity brother, had committed suicide.
Indeed, as late as "Individuation by Acquaintance and by Stipulation" (1983c), he was rather dismissive of the idea.
Last November, acquaintances doing a late-night radio show on WGBB asked Mr. Brannigan to do a character.
When I was in my late twenties, a 30-year-old acquaintance told me she was pregnant.
