Sentence examples for somewhat acquainted from inspiring English sources

A big part (32%%) of respondents estimated their acquaintance with donation procedures and organization of the national donation programme as little; 26 % are somewhat acquainted and 13%% not at all.

It means being at least somewhat acquainted with social media, understanding the rules of email and texting, and being able to navigate your way around the Internet without begging a teenager for help.

It'll be easier having him or her stay with you if he or she has already become somewhat acquainted with your teen.

As Chekhov explains of the island: In order as far as possible to visit all the inhabited spots, and to become somewhat closer acquainted with the life of the majority of the exiles, I resorted to a device which, in my position, seemed the only way.

Now Peter Sunde, a man somewhat more acquainted with the way things work on the internet, seems to be of a similar opinion.

The historian David Knowles described Hilary as "an extremely quick-witted, efficient, self-confident, voluble, somewhat shallow man, fully acquainted with the new canon law but not prepared to abide by principles to the end.

"They're getting acquainted".

He was acquainted with grief.

I need to become acquainted.

Those who were acquainted with Mr. Weise say he was deeply depressed, favored black clothes and black eye makeup, and sometimes watched violent films with his small group of somewhat outcast Goth friends at Red Lake.

Were you acquainted with Ted Kennedy?