The New Yorker, November 11, 1950 P. 38 Overheard on a Madison Avenue bus: (1) "Oh, I'm very intimate with her, but we're not really friends.
By Geoffrey T. Hellman and F. Roudebush The New Yorker, November 11, 1950 P. 38 Overheard on a Madison Avenue bus: (1) "Oh, I'm very intimate with her, but we're not really friends.
I never told Iggy to write a song about 'pain.' This album is very intimate with their personal feelings in the songs.
Edward Blakeman, the director of the BBC Proms 2015, says that the nocturnal Bach gigs "will be very intimate, in semi-darkness with a single spotlight focused on the stage.
I think for a social place that tends to be very intimate, where you're having conversations with people, you're sharing pictures, you're exploring things you're really into, you don't want to be … bombarded with noise.
Directing can be very intimate.
"You can have this encounter with work that's very intimate, almost like it's in a home or an empty gallery, but you can have it on your own time," said Ms. Cannon, a painter whose work imbues landscapes with a sense of an impending event.
If you are a conscientious farmer, your relationship with your cocoa trees is very intimate.
"With women, clearly this decision is very intimate.
