When I meet a particular acquaintance for lunch in a restaurant, I always tell her the reservation is for 30 minutes earlier than it really is.
He enjoyed a circle of acquaintances which included the writer Charles Lamb, and was a particular friend of the hydrographer Francis Beaufort.
It seemed so random then, picking off strangers and acquaintances for no particular reason, but always, you told yourself, for reasons far from you.
Though "Monica" suggests a particular child of Potter's acquaintance, Monica was simply one of many children who posted fan letters to the author.
Traditionally, implementation strategies have been chosen for pragmatic reasons guided by personal acquaintance with a particular strategy[ 20].
Thus upon intellectual acquaintance, Socrates (and in particular his ratio of rationality) directs us to form the concept 'human being', and that concept is Socrates, one of Socrates' several potential intentional existences.
Not all sportsbooks are fit to all people, even if your friends or acquaintances are true to a particular one, trust your gut, go by what works for you.
Thought about concrete particulars is ultimately grounded in acquaintance, albeit acquaintance with sense data, while being descriptive.
In particular, it appears that physical proximity propels social acquaintances, which is also in line with studies cited above (Bøllingtoft 2012; Cooper et al. 2012).
In addition to being an authority on classic cars and Aston Martins in particular, Mr. Rose has more than a passing acquaintance with the scene-stealing DB5 of "Skyfall".
