Sentence examples for other acquaintance from inspiring English sources

Russell and many other acquaintance theorists also take themselves to be acquainted with facts, i.e., with something's having some property at least mental facts (e.g., my being in pain, my desiring food, my experiencing red).

To suggest that it cannot work with communities using innovative techniques to address domestic and other acquaintance homicides ignores a growing body of violence prevention research and practice.

But I also learned that nearly one-third of those who have changed their minds did so "because they know someone – a friend, family member or other acquaintance – who is homosexual".

He had a lifelong attraction to the aristocracy, and it sometimes seems as if every excursion involved a castle or a palace somewhere, and every other acquaintance had a title, but his charm and popularity resided in the fact that he was just as content dancing with Greek peasants and sleeping under stars.

Thus, for Russell and many other acquaintance theorists, even "knowledge by description" depends on acquaintance, and in more than one way.

Of those who changed their minds, one-third (32) "say it is because they know someone – a friend, family member or other acquaintance – who is homosexual," according to a Pew poll.

Klinkhamer, according to Donker, had Nazi sympathies, although other acquaintances reject this.

Mr. Wood and many other acquaintances say Mr. Bush brims with a practical intelligence.

NORMAL AMOUNT OF NOISE CAR: The place for old-fashioned face-to-face conversation with colleagues, neighbors, and other acquaintances.

But when Field asks Natasha too much about Lu and her other acquaintances, she resents these questions.

Dr. Asha was described by friends and other acquaintances in Jordan and Britain as religious but showing no outward signs of extremism.