Sentence examples for perfectly acquainted from inspiring English sources

These books, however, illustrate another side of his thought, based on the conviction that Homer was perfectly acquainted with the geography of the Mediterranean area and that the correct critical interpretation would reveal his vast learning.

Broad, for example, wrote that the common phenomenal character of pleasure is something "we cannot define but are perfectly acquainted with" (Broad: 229).

In 1799, Webster had discounted smallpox because "the Indians, who were perfectly acquainted with the disease [smallpox] after the English arrived, always gave a very different account of it... .......... (2 ).

Another wrote "The more perfectly one becomes acquainted with the Princess the more one is captivated by the inner nobility, and the angelic goodness of her heart".

Besides, Leibniz, Lambert, Ploucquet and Segner had anticipated the law "perfectly explicitly" and he had no doubts "that any one better acquainted than myself with the Leibnitzian and Wolfian logicians could add many more such notices" (Venn 1881, xxxi, footnote 1).

"Slipped Dissolved and Loosed," the lead single, is one of the most beautiful love songs Wagner has ever written, with an opening verse that perfectly captures the impossibility of truly knowing a romantic partner: "Well I'm not so well acquainted with the topography of your mind / I need a detailed description, a representation of some kind".

"They're getting acquainted".

He was acquainted with grief.

I need to become acquainted.

Were you acquainted with Ted Kennedy?

C: You're acquainted with Daffy Duck?