Sentence examples for more recent acquaintances from inspiring English sources
He and Mr. McPhee, fellow travelers in the ecstatic-jazz scene, knew each other well, he said, adding that he and Mr. Palestine were more recent acquaintances but had bonded quickly as fellow Brooklyn Jews and misfits.
A more recent acquaintance, Paul HasegawhoOveracker, whashas been interviewing Sherman for his public-access TV show "galleryBeat," sees her as "a girl, like grrr-l".
Mr. Levine is a more recent acquaintance, but his eagerness to put his music at the service of the pope has forged a friendship between the two very different men.
Dan Barber was a more recent friend.
More recent studies put the acquaintance average somewhere around 1,500, suggest that this figure is applicable worldwide and indicate that an individual's total correlates positively with his age and income.
Over there at the defense table sat John Fox, 20, a friend since age 7 or 8, and Anthony Fortunato, 21, an acquaintance of more recent vintage.
Though the connection to acquaintance is not explicit there, in more recent work Gertler defends the same view as an "acquaintance approach" to introspective knowledge, so called because it is inspired by Russell's theory of acquaintance (2011, 2012).
Some of them are recent acquaintances, some have been my friends for more than 25 years.
But consider more recent events.
