Sentence examples for more intimately acquainted from inspiring English sources

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

As a junior doctor who's married to a pilot, I'm perhaps more intimately acquainted than Jeremy Hunt with what airline safety entails.

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.

Of the more than half million visitors who attended "Savage Beauty," the Metropolitan Museum's blockbuster show dedicated to the work of the late fashion designer Alexander McQueen, few felt more intimately acquainted with the works on display than Daphne Guinness.

But there is ensuring that dust-jacketed legal tomes get more intimately acquainted with the 21st century, and then there are the many ways to catch a digital predator.

Late last summer Mahowald invited me to visit the Minnesota clinic, and Schenck, a psychiatrist on staff there, offered to introduce me to some of his patients -- a group of Midwesterners who were more intimately acquainted with the strange and beautiful than they'd ever bargained for.

As a result, agents that are more closely acquainted will influence each other more frequently than agents that are less closely acquainted.

Branson has been intimately acquainted with the Atlantic waters for more than two decades, since he broke the trans-Atlantic record for speedboats in 1986.

Collectors, pathologists, and others who may not be intimately acquainted with taxonomic methods will probably find it more convenient to follow the one system until a comprehensive revison is completed, at least for some important groups".

I wanted to learn more about our celestial brethren from those who were (allegedly) the most intimately acquainted with them.

Clarice Lispector, as her stories make clear, was intimately acquainted with these barriers.