Parini quotes Nin's initial description of Vidal ("clear and bright" and "luminous and manly") but little else, and his account of their relationship reveals limited acquaintance with what she wrote.
Characterized by boundless energy and strength, her paintings represent her passion for meaning and truth, feistiness and defiance of limits, intimate acquaintance with suffering, and finally poignant acknowledgment of things as they are.
A sample questionnaire item is "I find my circle of acquaintances too limited".
Mr. Vongerichten, whose acquaintance with Shanghai is limited to a few visits, takes liberties, a little like the Romantic composers who ransacked Hungarian folk music for their own purposes.
Their acquaintance with ongoing research is further limited by the private sector's practice of not disclosing its research efforts or results so as to guard proprietary information".
Once they become more than just an acquaintance, you can open up around them and limit your coy, shy behavior when they are around.
Despite the variety of motif discrimination approaches, knowledge of programming languages [ 8, 15] and acquaintance with web-based bioinformatics platforms [ 7, 16] often limit their use among non-specialists.
With individual contributions limited to $2,300, bundlers fuel the fund-raising of presidential campaigns by collecting piles of checks from wealthy acquaintances in a practice that critics say gives them excessive influence.
Often, people worry about things they have limited control over, such as whether or not they got a new job (after an interview) or what a new acquaintance really thought of them.
However, an awareness of the toxic effects of oxygen and an acquaintance with safe pressure and duration limits of its application, combined with the ability to carefully manage its dose, provide an acceptable basis for expanding the current list of clinical indications for its use.
