These reports give a full, intimate picture of the defendant so that a judge can have some context in determining a sentence.
In 2007, the American critic Dave Hickey called Mr. Price "the Glenn Gould of object-makers," comparing him to the pianist as someone who was "predisposed to step away from the spotlight, similarly driven by meticulous eccentricities and beguiled, as Gould was, by the full, intimate grandeur of his practice".
As the wives admitted on the last episode -- many sister wives like to banish from their brains, the fact that their husband is having sex and full intimate relationships with his other wives, but that becomes unpleasantly difficult when a sister wife becomes pregnant.
The letters are full of intimate details and shared secrets.
Blindfolded, the audience make their way around a room full of intimate experiences.
Moon Safari is full of intimate, lean-in music, where the listener has to pay attention or risk missing out.
The one full of intimate cafés, romantic bars, organic restaurants, designer stores, hip galleries and large museums.
It has been preserved as Picasso left it, and though he lived here for only a short period between 1959 and 1962, it is full of intimate glimpses into the life of a legend.
Because its guiding aesthetic is primarily televisual, full of intimate scenes of people talking in rooms which gain nothing from being projected on to the vast screen of a cinema auditorium.
After a set full of intimate strife, Florence and the Machine returned with a devout, gospel-tinged remake of "You've Got the Love," which insists, "My savior's love is real".
