Sentence examples for world acquaintances from inspiring English sources

But art world acquaintances have told her, just the same, that it is "too much involved with fashion".

LIKE others, I suspect, I often find myself in conversation with friends and art world acquaintances about the merits of video art.

When choosing art for the Garage, for example, she spots something she likes and then seeks advice from a circle of art-world acquaintances, most notably the American dealer Larry Gagosian, who first nurtured her interest in art.

As a New Yorker, I have friends from all over the world and acquaintances in various countries.

The density of grey matter in another brain region, the amygdala, correlated with numbers of both real-world and Facebook acquaintances.

All he had heard was talk of bonds, and babies, of baseball and maladies; the world of his acquaintance had no interest in broad general ideas, the people he knew were selfish and small-minded.

But it does a pretty impressive job of putting together lists that match up pretty closely to different groups of real-world friends and acquaintances.

Williams had one friend in this world, Mollie, a casual acquaintance who earns her living walking the streets.

Think of your friends, acquaintances, the world: you don't--I guarantee you--don't understand your faith or religion or atheism in the same way as the person sitting next to you.

The Armadillo World Headquarters made its acquaintance with Willy Nelson one fateful August night in 1972.

It means he and Van der Burgh – the world champion – will renew acquaintance in the final on Wednesday, two days after Peaty won the 100m on the final stroke, the pair slugging it out like prizefighters over the course of the championships.