Sentence examples for really acquainted from inspiring English sources

China's economic renaissance changed all that, at least in the prosperous cities. "People used to be focused on improving their own lives, and they weren't really acquainted with raising dogs," Ms. Qiu said.

It may have been happening all over, but we've only just learned about a 10-year-old boy who, after being raised on a steady diet of TV, has for the first time-outside of an automobile-become really acquainted with radio.

By E. J. Kahn The New Yorker, July 13 , 1957P. 19 It may have been happening all over, but we've only just learned about a 10-year-old boy who, after being raised on a steady diet of TV, has for the first time-outside of an automobile-become really acquainted with radio.

If you're feeling particularly adventurous, I'd recommend reading the first chapter so you can really acquaint yourself with the author's writing style.

We are really, really well acquainted with Barack Obama and John McCain.

The FBI concluded that he was "a man who makes no friends, and with whom no one is really well acquainted".

There was just so much stuff out there and it wasn't about the process my parents had of going to the record store and falling in love with that record and becoming really well acquainted with that record.

I have to say that when I'm in the south, I don't spend much time in the heat, but for Songs of the South, I really got acquainted with sunburn.

Paul has never really been acquainted with the young man (more on that later), but he dutifully goes north and winds up being escorted around Manhattan by various colorful cops and criminals, all of whom are very interested in what exactly happened to this ne'er-do-well.

A few parents felt that they never really became acquainted with the diabetes team and found no structure in the learning during the hospitalisation.

The fact that Loy Henderson was there [at the Wriston Committee], and heard all of the discussion on the training program, and had gotten acquainted really with the staff of the Institute at the same time, really...led later to the expansion of the language training, and establishment of the field schools in Spanish, French and German overseas.