Sentence examples for what he acquired from inspiring English sources

Sackson enjoyed what he acquired; he and Bernice entertained regularly, and all game-related activity was chronicled in leather-bound diaries.

Hirst bought from his contemporaries before he could afford it or they had made much of a mark, and it wasn't just with a view to a profit; he kept much of what he acquired.

The big-name politicians and authors being out of his range, he decided he would pick the folk who looked promising in the long term, and also beg for the pity and favour of celebrities he liked.His passions were the movies, literature, journalism and the stage; what he acquired went well beyond the papers BU had imagined.

To individuate him, we must turn to what he acquired from the Trinity syllabus, and how he used his acquisitions.

Hornig could not afford to pay the one cent rate for everything he bought, so he paid half a cent a word for much of what he acquired through Schwartz, and ran those stories under pseudonyms.

What he acquires must be either different from the thing he knows or identical with it.

Every singer in a living oral tradition tends to develop what he acquires.

Like the Hasid's black hat or the Muslim's kufi, it's what he acquires when he joins the community, and it's what he gets rid of when he leaves.

In this case, what he acquires the ability to do involves the representation to himself of what the thing is like.

Putting ourselves in Harpo's position, it is meant to be obvious that what he acquires is knowledge of what something is like, not just how to do something.

This is what he has acquired from Ramadanman and Burial – that ability to take a moment and make it linger.