Sentence examples for from the intimate from inspiring English sources

The resulting exhibition spaces range from the intimate to the enormous.

From the intimate perspective of Paris, you have the feeling that fashion rules the world.

She believes it is essential to separate writing from the intimate detail of your life.

"Walking Out the Dark," performed by his company, Ronald K. Brown/Evidence, benefited from the intimate space.

That said, Mr. Lawless drew some richly nuanced performances from his young cast, who benefited from the intimate theater.

From the intimate scene of the music lesson we proceed to the grand scale of the court dance.

Even from the intimate distance of the third row, Mr. Farr's fog-shrouded "Lear" comes across as cool, considered and professional but rarely moving.

The show steadily widens its view from the intimate (descriptions of Bukowski's slovenly person and way of life) to the chaotic world at large.

Mr. Alderking's percussion muddies these waters with bombastic explosions that feel out of scale with, and distract from, the intimate interplay of the pianists.

Many theories claim or imply that wars result ultimately from the allegiance of men to nations and from the intimate connection between the nation and a state.

And Alphabet's activities all build on centralising, controlling and mapping information – information that, increasingly, comes from the intimate sphere: our unfiltered questions, our bodies, our genes, our homes.