Sentence examples for was better acquainted from inspiring English sources

She did her Ph.D. on people with mitochondrial disease; he was better acquainted with rats.

They realised that nobody was better acquainted with the actual leaders of the revolution, and there was a good reason why this should be so.

As Schulz said, most of us are better acquainted with losing than with winning.

I'm better acquainted with my inner rabbit than I was in my youth.

As for us, we are better acquainted with too much than with enough.

Now that you are better acquainted with the UK, how have those impressions changed?

I would like to say a few things about wellness and eating disorders, two subjects with which I am better acquainted than I'd like.

They'll be better acquainted with him after a visit to "From Klimt to Klee: Masterworks From the Serge Sabarsky Collection".

Europe no longer takes its civilization for civilization itself, no doubt because it is better acquainted with foreign cultures, notably Islam.

The world may be better acquainted with Yoko Ono the pop personality than Yoko Ono the artist, but she doesn't make such distinctions.

Comedy is the province of youth, whose frivolity owes its insouciant cruelty to the lack of a sense of limitation; by middle age, playwrights are better acquainted with loss.