Sentence examples for exactly intimate from inspiring English sources

"Within five minutes, you find yourself talking about stuff that would be considered, if not exactly intimate, at least quite personal in the Northern Hemisphere," Mr. Russel said.

At nearly 2,900 seats, the Beacon theatre is not exactly intimate, but it's half the size of Radio City Music Hall, which has 6,000.

Intimate but not exactly informal: cloth-covered chairs were B&B Italia; the china was by Bernaud.

The problem is, it is not exactly an intimate production, relying as it does on a 45-ton machine that the Deutsche Grammophon release describes as "an infinitely mobile, writhing, rotating raft of 24 individually pivoting aluminum planks".

The show was full of references to the show's enormous fan following in the UK, US and around the world, and fervent speculation about Holmes's fall and exactly how intimate the relationship is between the two lead characters.

The two men do not exactly have an intimate friendship.

Madison Square Garden doesn't exactly seem like an intimate arena for tennis.

The gallery is exactly the type of intimate space for which chamber music was intended.

Hughes's funeral didn't exactly stop being an intimate and tearful farewell to a young man.

(Sulcas) 'Five Dances' (Sunday) This film by the director Alan Brown and the choreographer Jonah Bokaer has a description (on the Jacob's Pillow Web site) that doesn't exactly scream Hollywood: "an intimate and inspirational portrait of a small downtown modern dance company".

Yet turn off the main street, past the small high school, home of the aptly named Forks Spartans, and you find yourself in a pleasant grid of spacious bungalows, fresh paint, trim lawns and palpable neighborliness — exactly the kind of intimate, self-contained rural community (with a huge village store named Forks Outfitters) for which jaded urbanites profess nostalgia.