By accomplishment and example, they continue to enrich the communities where they lived and the people they lived with -- both those who knew them well and those who will be making their acquaintance here for the first time.
First, it no longer seems that Russell and Price's criterion that is reminiscent of the method of doubt is a very good method for determining what one is acquainted with, for there will be some objects of acquaintance that are susceptible to some degree of doubt.
Remote acquaintances will be much more useful, because they're farther afield, yet still socially intimate enough to want to help you out.
Whatever their failures, you can be sure of one thing: however exemplary you think your child-rearing has been, many of your acquaintances will be convinced you are somehow to blame.
The urge to stay in, and to invite over a few friends or business acquaintances, will be particularly strong if you're staying in the remarkable Penthouse Suite on the Alex's 33rd floor.
(a) Perception of risk of sexual assault by male acquaintances will be measured by a single item, "What are your chances of being raped by someone you know?" which has been adapted from Gray, et al. [ 76].
I will be sleeping on an acquaintance's floor.
Fans of Mr. Harr's book will be delighted to renew acquaintance here with Jan Schlichtmann, the lawyer in the Woburn case who became as obsessed by it as a mastiff by a bone.
The irony is that if you do go to Burning Man to have fun and/or do awesome things, with your heart free of avarice, you may well inadvertently meet amazing people whose acquaintance will be helpful in the "real" world, down the road.
Chiles said of the move today: "I'm absolutely delighted to be joining ITV, especially as I'll be renewing acquaintances with two key figures in my career - Peter Fincham, who conceived The One Show in the first place and asked me to present it.
