Sentence examples for had become intimate from inspiring English sources

In the last few months, Helen had become intimate with her mother in a way that made them both uncomfortable.

"We the Kings!" "Who the King?" "We the Kings!" "Who the King?" "We the Kings!" What was once unthinkable to many players had become intimate and binding.

But did Plath also call someone else? Did she also send out a cry for help to another man, with whom she had become intimate during her last months?

A year later, during what Mr. Ensign said was a difficult time in his marriage, Mr. Hampton intercepted a text message from his boss to his wife that made plain that their relationship had become intimate.

The verb miru, "to see," had overtones of "to have an affair with" or even "to marry" during the Heian period in the 10th and 11th centuries, when men were generally able to see women only after they had become intimate.

The changed tone of his voice, which had become intimate, frank, and quiet, and the memory of his lips pressed, his tongue flicked, across her skin, affected Grace to such an extent that she was hearing the words but not the sense of what he was telling her.

J., too, is someone who has become "intimate with death," as she says, but she's ambivalent about how to express that, and whether it matters.

The standard biography of Leonardo, published by Kenneth Clark in 1939, states that Leonardo and Machiavelli "seem to have become intimate" when they met in Florence.

I have plenty of friends, but you can call in a few weeks". A week went by and I found I wasn't that upset, a testament to not yet having become intimate, and I did enjoy his company so I figured what the heck.

I have become intimate with the kind of fear that shows up in my heart, and I've created a circle of support around me to help me find my way to my truth when my mind and heart has been taken over by fear.

Our phone calls had become very intimate, yet he steered clear of any intimacy now.