Sentence examples for most acquainted with from inspiring English sources

Just consider what The Columbian Centinel said about Alexander Wolcott, nominated to the Supreme Court in 1811 by President James Madison: "Even those most acquainted with modern degeneracy were astounded at his abominable nomination".

There's a saying that goes, "People become most acquainted with themselves when they're faced with challenging situations". And I think that's so true.

Zadeh and coresearchers conducted a survey of those most intimately acquainted with the needs of the dying, yielding 2,000 statements, which they analyzed.

They are also most intimately acquainted with another set of statistics: the steady postwar rise in the unemployment rate, from 3.1 per cent in 1949 to 4.3 per cent in 1954 to 5.1 per cent in 1958 to over 7 per cent in 1961.

Their aim was to gather data from those most intimately acquainted with the needs of the dying: the health-care professionals and administrative staff who provide end-of-life services directly to patients.

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

However, these experts all work in the field of patient engagement and most were acquainted with the researchers.

Most people are acquainted with the bare facts.

"Having come through our final qualifier last weekend we were then faced with the prospect six days later of a direct clash with a family wedding within the team that included two brothers in the bridal party and nine players most very closely acquainted with the groom and family circle.

Martha Laham (ML): Dr. Potozkin, most people are acquainted with the field of dermatology, or have seen a dermatologist when they've experienced specific skin problems.

Besides, European academics were just getting acquainted with most of Aristotle, and at this early stage of their acquaintance they weren't altogether sure just what he meant and what the implications were.