Sentence examples for that acquainted from inspiring English sources

The Florida Seminole instituted ecotourism programs that acquainted visitors with the state's wetlands.

Barring that, Acquainted With the Night should reignite the revolution needed to overhaul this nation's approach to health care.

It was sailing, on another yacht, Farewell, chartered for a Bank Holiday trip, that acquainted him with the girl who would be his wife.

It may have been this saga that acquainted the Icelandic people with the story of the Trojan wars.

It was the University that acquainted me to the world of Fashion Forecasting and really directed my career path with an internship opportunity at the only LA forecasting office, Bill Glazer & Associates.

And so you may think that acquainting soldiers with the Gordian knots of philosophy will do little to increase their job satisfaction.

To recover the imago Dei, on this reading, means to acquire the knowledge and develop the power that liberates people from the physical exertion that acquaints them with the limits and the needs of embodied life.

The premise is that the students are given a crash course in ethical philosophy that acquaints them with influential ideas, such as utilitarianism and deontology.

Many interviews suggested that acquainting participants with more information about the kinds of research being done or directing them to a specified research project would assist them in choosing a donation option.

It was in that moment that the acquainted retorted, "This is an entrepreneur dinner.

There must be an emphasis on object lessons that acquaint the child with the realities of life; from these lessons abstract thought is developed.