Sentence examples for subsequent acquaintance from inspiring English sources

Before I became a film critic, I never spent much time in Los Angeles, and my subsequent acquaintance with the city has been colored, and perhaps distorted, by my job.

After the posthumous publication of Dilthey's Gesammelte Schriften, in 1928, and Ortega's subsequent "acquaintance" with Dilthey's philosophical work, we begin to observe the eventual unfolding of a general systematic statement of human life in Ortega's philosophy and historical thought.

Unable to make rent on an Upper East Side apartment and kicked out of a subsequent place in Brooklyn, she learned from an acquaintance about a new kind of living arrangement: squatting.

In 1851, Stanton was introduced to Susan B. Anthony on a street in Seneca Falls by Amelia Bloomer, a feminist and mutual acquaintance who had not signed the Declaration of Sentiments and subsequent resolutions despite her attendance at the Seneca Falls convention.

This may or may not be correct, and is often based on their own or an acquaintance's previous experience of a problem, but it immediately directs subsequent refinement of the diagnosis.

They parted in 1527 but resumed their close acquaintance in Rome (1531), and it was the Roman style that influenced their subsequent development.

If you decide not to invite a friend or acquaintance, thank them for the early heads-up; when possible, let them know not to expect a subsequent invitation.

A deepened and more detailed acquaintance with the legend does not disappoint: he is one of those exceptional meteoric individuals whose very eruption and subsequent accomplishments remain dazzling and difficult to explain away.

Muhtar, another old acquaintance, is running for mayor; this election is one of the threads that are all but buried in the subsequent days beneath a veritable blizzard of further complications and characters.

"Delete them," the acquaintance responded.

One Facebook acquaintance suggested "cinesthesia".