Sentence examples for little acquaintance from inspiring English sources

He was, he acknowledged, the dark horse, a man with little acquaintance with the gym.

Much of magic's appeal, from membership in a select society to the rapt attention of crowds, is a tonic for young people with little acquaintance with success.

"Is't possible that on so little acquaintance you.

Hazlitt, who seems to have had little acquaintance with Morgann's work, is careful never to lose sight of Falstaff's status as a character in a play —three plays, in fact, though the two parts of Henry IV are examined in a single essay.

Musicians probably had little or no acquaintance with musical notation and played pieces from their regular repertory.

It was a little scam an acquaintance of mine had started up and it sounded good at the time.

Game drives can be done by Jeep or, preferably, on foot, where one ambles through the dry savanna or acacia woodland (with armed guides) and, with little effort, makes acquaintance of the notoriously antisocial 70-plus black rhinos (the highest concentration in East Africa) and the somewhat less hostile 150-plus white rhinos.

In some cases, they are little more than acquaintances.

They have been free for a year now, living as little more than acquaintances in a world flooded with possibilities.

And it's likely you've got a few Facebook friends who are little more than acquaintances who you want to get to know better.

Are they little more than acquaintances?