Sentence examples for Some intimately from inspiring English sources
Mixing the contemporary with vintage nostalgia, HIRSCHFELD'S HARLEM (Glenn Young, $75) pairs Al Hirschfeld's Harlem drawings with commentary from a dizzying variety of African-American notables -- some intimately involved with Harlem, past and present, some not.
Broadway plays invariably cost at least $2.5 million to mount these days, while musicals run a wider gamut: Some intimately sized musicals that hold down expenses can be capitalized in the ballpark of plays — the musical "Next to Normal," for instance, cost $4 million — while bigger-scale musicals tend to cost $10 million to $15 million these days.
But Seigel's film is unusually propulsive and evocative; he has chosen the right clips and clippings, the most artful and evocative photographs, talked to a range of people familiar (some intimately) with the subject, and put it all together to a sympathetic score by Chicago jazz stalwart Joshua Abrams.
He thought that a gift should be in some way intimately expressive of the giver, and that the temple system broke this vital bond.
Some people intimately involved in the project seriously doubted that the agency had the in-house capability to handle such a mammoth technical task of software engineering while simultaneously supervising 55 contractors.
In The Universe Story, Thomas and Brian Swimme write that in order to "tell the full story of a single particle we must tell the story of the universe, for each particle is in some way intimately present to every other particle in the universe" (p. 29).
Some are intimately tied up with the fact that humans are complex beings whose ideas about what makes them who they are and able to live well may not necessarily be related to what makes their bodies healthy.
You could not watch the Jinx and resist, at some level, becoming intimately interested in Robert Durst's physiognomy.
As I read the Collected Folk Tales there was a feeling of happy familiarity from the first, a déjà vu, as if I knew these stories, some of them intimately.
It has many parallels with South Africa and the (academic) boycott campaign models itself on the campaign against South Africa". As expat South Africans, some of us intimately involved in the anti-apartheid struggle, we reject this parallel.
Some are more intimately tender: the men who gently wheel a woman around in a water tank or hand out blankets from a wardrobe; the couples who slow-dance together and sing songs.
