This certainly didn't come from Candace Bushnell - she tends to show female relationships as merely competitive - but from the show's writers, who gave it this distinctly warm, intimate tone.
But Ms. Brown has another side to her artistic personality, one she promises to reveal on March 27, when she and the pianist Michael Boriskin, a distinguished interpreter of Mr. Danielpour's work in his own right, take the stage together in the premiere of a distinctly more intimate version of "A Woman's Life" at Copland House in Mount Kisco.
Jay usually pretends not to be listening, as if it were some other intimate, distinctly feminine problem they were discussing.
So, the bar was set high for Paul Ryan; yet he cleared it – with a distinctly different, personable, more intimate style.
Just as the likes of Lady Gaga seek to shock with their outfits, flaunting so-called "intimates" in distinctly public settings, so do their fans.
In my intimate relationships class in college, I distinctly remember a study that measured lengths of relationships and found that people who were more similar tended to stay together longer and have more fulfilling relationships.
"Distinctly idiosyncratic, the films share an artisan approach; they feel intimate and hand-crafted".
If its emergence as an element of national culture is often traced back to Denmark's loss of territory – an embrace of the intimate smallness of newly sharp national borders – perhaps its distinctly British avatar disguises a similar national turning-inward, a pulling-up of the drawbridge against the terror of the world.
Even more than his intimate, introspective "Real Thing," "Rock 'n' Roll" presents all theory as secondary to a distinctly noncerebral spirit.
