Sentence examples for captured the intimacy from inspiring English sources
On 12 November last year, BBC2 asked Britons to film something that captured "the intimacy and singularity of their lives" for a documentary project.
Chattering feet and brief encounters captured the intimacy of the soft green enclosure in which they danced, ringed closely by clusters of office workers, casual strollers and schoolchildren who paused to watch.
By immersing viewers in the private worlds of strangers, the films captured the intimacies of gay life long before it was allowed to flourish openly.
The classroom learning experience still earns highest grades for capturing the intimacy and immediacy of the teachable moment.
The recording beautifully captures the intimacy of the venue and the delicacy of the instrument, and Mr Andsnes's playing catches the improvisatory fantasy of these sophisticated and delightful miniatures.
The Republican stage, above, on the other hand, was designed to capture the intimacy Senator John McCain enjoys when he talks to voters in town-hall-style settings, according to convention plans.
Photographer Hannah Ryan is on a mission to capture the intimacy and awkwardness of the subway, one hand at a time.
The shows continue to capture the intimacy of that first party, letting audiences eavesdrop on the inspired mischief gifted performers get up to when left to their own devices.
To capture the intimacy of The Good in Goodbye, Madison Violet returned to the studio with trusted friend and producer Les Cooper Jill Barberr) while bringing a collective of remarkable musicians into the fold, including Joel Stouffer (Dragonette) on drums, Adrian Lawryshyn Andy Stochanskyy) on bass, and vocals from Ruth Moody (The Wailin' Jennys) and singer/songwriter Blair Packham.
Smith's third novel exposes the comedy of cultural difference and academic rivalry while also capturing the intimacies of family life.
