"When you're connected intimately [with someone], it's a huge time of growth".
Baseball, more than any of the other major sports, connects intimately with its realm of statistics.
Most truly good poems might be said to contain a secret: the little sacramental miracle by which you connect, intimately, with the words of a total stranger.
One of Ms. Nakadate's greatest strengths is her uncanny ability to connect intimately with other people and get them to do what she wants.
Leibniz's view of space and time connects intimately with broader aspects of his metaphysical positions: unlike ordinary physical objects, which are constituted by their parts (they are discrete), and which exhibit features that involve internal distinctions amongst those parts, he thinks of space and time as continuous and homogeneous.
She's certainly had no problem connecting intimately with her legion of "Little Monsters," because she speaks for them passionately.
Even though the piazza is usually extremely crowded, every person manages to find a way to connect intimately with his or herself, with others, and with a sense of something greater.
Moreover, it is often motivationally more powerful than an appeal to interest, as it connects more intimately with powerful motivating considerations such as one's own guilt.
Republishing Living as a Lesbian connects me intimately with a poet I love and a publisher I love.
Both truth and inferential connections in turn are intimately connected with content.
In particular, neurofilaments are intimately connected with mitochondria and disruption of these connections alters mitochondrial morphology, distribution and functionality [ 24, 90].
