Sentence examples for extraordinarily intimate from inspiring English sources

Shamberg's footage, Crouse writes, was "blurry, jiggly," and "extraordinarily intimate".

People shared the most extraordinarily intimate details of their lives.

As you will see, the photographs in "Mississippi History" feel extraordinarily intimate.

He developed close, trusting relationships with them, which led to extraordinarily intimate photographs.

His relations with political opposites, by contrast, were often extraordinarily intimate and cordial.

This unmentionable hurt was referred to by James as "most entirely personal", "extraordinarily intimate", "awkwardly intimate".

It was an extraordinarily disconcerting and intimate look into a disorientating plummet from power, captured live on television.

But such an account exists — an extraordinarily visceral and intimate record of something very close to Bergdahl's experience.

But such an account exists an extraordinarily visceral and intimate record of something very close to Bergdahl's experience.

Uncle Charlie is an extraordinarily raw and intimate photographic biography of Asnin's uncle and godfather, Charlie Henschke, charting his relative's struggle with poverty, mental illness, unfulfilled ambition, loneliness, drug dependency and crime.

She was already famous as an actress when she took over for a director taken sick midway through production and then, at thirty-one, made this 1949 film, "The Young Lovers," a low-budget, intimate, extraordinarily affecting and imaginatively directed melodrama that weaves broader issues of public life into its intimate crises.