Sentence examples for a most intimate from inspiring English sources

The Catechism of the Catholic Church describes the sacrament of the Eucharist, at which communion is received, as "the heart and summit of the church's life". In effect, Mr. Clinton, a Southern Baptist, had participated in a most intimate part of Catholic life.

The agency said in a report that the practice potentially violates the European Convention on Human Rights as it "touches upon a most intimate part of an individual's private life," according to the Associated Press.

Berman was the mother of author and illustrator Maira Kalman and the grandmother of curator and designer Alex Kalman, who together re-created a most intimate space as an exhibit titled "Sara Berman's Closet," on view at the Skirball Cultural Center through March 10.

Each and every one of us will thus have a share of this responsibility to capture these fleeting moments of gravity that allow us to meet each other in a most intimate way; to also see the pupils and students, the citizens of tomorrow.

Diagnosed with glioblastoma, arguably one of the most monstrous forms of cancer in this world, Maynard was willing to uproot her life, put her face out into the world, and share a most intimate decision with a universe of strangers in order to help people understand why someone might make the decision to hasten their death.

In a movie where everyone else speaks with some form of English accent and says "thee" and "thou" a lot, Taylor talks like a cowpoke; his most intimate relationship is with his horse, which in a Roy Rogers moment pulls him out of quicksand near the end.

And when a person's most intimate connection is with a parent, he or she is likely to have trouble communicating with peers.

You could argue that Wenders, led by Bausch, has made a political film or, at any rate, a film whose most intimate gestures are shaded with power play.

You could argue that Wenders, led by Bausch, has made a political film — or, at any rate, a film whose most intimate gestures are shaded with power play.

Since the Patent and Trademark Office now takes an average of 32 months to process a patent, for example, the mandatory publication of applications 18 months after filing would put an inventor's most intimate secrets on the Internet almost a year and a half before they had the protection of an American patent — a pirate's delight.

Everything is made public, even a character's most intimate experience, and in the process the definition of "family" widens to include the most far-flung members of a continuously mutating society.