She was quite unacquainted with the custom of advertising sensational news in London.

You forget that I am quite unacquainted with your affairs.

I am quite unacquainted, madam, with the musical proficiency of the pupil to whom you refer.

We had met in New York, shortly after her marriage, and were, therefore, not quite unacquainted.

From these circumstances it was obvious that the murderous were quite unacquainted with the colonists or their habits.

I believe he had never heard of Keats or Tennyson; certainly he was quite unacquainted with their poems.

And, if you please, quite unacquainted with your humble servant, though we were as close as you to me.

I trouble you with the copy of a letter from Schweighauser and Dobree, on a subject with which I am quite unacquainted.

Quite unacquainted with the city, he knew not where to carry her, and yet was unwilling to lose so happy an opportunity.