Sentence examples for more acquainted with from inspiring English sources

Most of us are much more acquainted with losing than we are with winning".

"I feel like I'm more acquainted with female sexual restlessness than male.

Unfortunately, Melvil, more acquainted with off-the-shelf products, rejected their offerings.

A certain percentage of my poetry requires for a scholar to become more acquainted with Native American and East Asian thinking.

But if like me you're more acquainted with the pub stool than the bike saddle, there are plenty of easy routes to choose from.

As it turns out, however, Politico's top editors are more acquainted with her management style than most and are not concerned.

So the self-made millionaire would have been more acquainted than most with the inadequacies revealed by the home team in this match.

Still, I've become more acquainted than I want with the doctors at the Hospital for Special Surgery.

A never-ending injury list that has, among other players, deprived him today of Hermann Hreidarsson in defence, Kevin-Prince Boateng in midfield and possibly Jamie O'Hara too, has meant he is more acquainted than he would like with the treatment room, and time spent with the administrator has brought other faculties into play.

For the rest of us, it is a fine opportunity to become more intimately acquainted with his creative process.

The institute works particularly closely with the Juilliard School (notably with Prof. Pia Gilbert), so that composers and choreographers can become more intimately acquainted with each other's arts.