"human intimacy" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe the physical or emotional closeness that often exists between two people who care deeply about one another. For example, you could say, "The couple shared a moment of human intimacy when they embraced in the middle of the dance floor."
That story edges toward sentimentality, then veers into something stranger: an affecting meditation on human intimacy.
I felt unsettled and weirdly guilty: I was finding this explosion of human intimacy rather disturbing.
Aoyama believes the country is experiencing "a flight from human intimacy" – and it's partly the government's fault.
It follows that in a cinematic technoscape in which the environment looks artificial, genuine human intimacy would seem anachronistic.
The chief social role of writers may well be the extension, complication and enrichment of human intimacy.
There was human intimacy, but also a lot of space to muse, to play and to imagine".
Human intimacies here often feel as clumsy as the "acting" parts of classic porn, which supply a glad, chummy aura but also reveal an abyss.
It unfolds the slim book into a rich visual experience that is bold and spectacular and sweeping, while retaining its human intimacies.
He was a social novelist who specialized in vivid archetypes and telling caricatures, not a psychological novelist who specialized in human intimacies, and for all their vividness none of his Micawbers and Cheerybies and Gradgrinds rank with the truly great characters of Western literature.
Thankfully that title doesn't refer to some undiscovered side effect of vamp-human intimacy, so we begin tonight's episode with a lusty continuation of last week's Sookie-Bill sexy times.
Although the expression of divine-human intimacy is couched in the language of male-female complementarity, it is males, not females, who enter into the covenantal marriage with the deity.
