Sentence examples for was closely acquainted from inspiring English sources

This might have been because he was closely acquainted with it -- trouble, that is -- through much of his early life, growing up on Fordham Road in the Bronx.

It proves beyond question that the two were closely acquainted.

In particular, they were closely acquainted with and liked George Bush, who was an envoy to China and head of the Central Intelligence Agency before becoming president in 1989.

Captain Campion is closely acquainted with 23 families, and tells how they live, how they operate their confidence game called bajour, how they feel about stealing, religion; and their wedding and funeral feasts.

After some years spent living the life of a man of letters in Paris, during which he came to be closely acquainted with Rousseau and Diderot, and published work that won him election to the Prussian Academy of the Sciences (1749), he accepted a position as tutor to the Prince of Parma, a post that he held from 1758 68.

He is thus closely acquainted with Academic skepticism (Cicero was one kind of Academic skeptic).

As a result, agents that are more closely acquainted will influence each other more frequently than agents that are less closely acquainted.

They are not closely acquainted with the mass-produced entertainment which daily visits most people.

You should probably avoid initiating negative comments, no matter how truthful, with people whom you are not closely acquainted or good friends with.

But the main problem with "Gulp" is that in contrast with death and its aftermath — or sex, unfortunately, for many — we are already very closely acquainted with our digestive systems.

Kissing is meant to be intimate – and intimate means closely acquainted.