Sentence examples for intimacy lies from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cage has clearly gleaned from movies like "Rear Window," "Eyes Wide Shut" and "Blue Velvet" that a major part of creating intimacy lies in cinematography.

Their appeal lies in intimacy.

Even though I'd been already been married for a few decades, he understood that the glue of a solid long-term relationship lies in intimacy.

We have shared a delicious intimacy, sometimes marred by lying, infidelity, deceit and workaholism; but even then we have worked through these hard times and shared forgiveness.

He invited me to sit beside him, and when I did I had again that feeling of intimacy I'd had lying next to him under the tree.

Marville captures old streets both before and during Baron Haussmann's redesign, as well as the relative calm and intimacy of a man lying on sun-dappled ground beneath a chestnut tree.

The wider problem, Goodwin thinks, lies in the intimacy of judges, skaters and national skating establishments.

For many bow hunters, the appeal of the sport lies in the intimacy of stalking for a close-range shot.

I love the title of this book for that reason: it points up where, precisely, the solitude and intimacy of a loving relationship lies.

Part of this appeal lies in the intimacy of Springsteen's songs, and his willingness to paint the lives of ordinary people, blue-collar workers in small-town New Jersey, struggling to make ends meet, to shoulder their responsibilities, yearning for the simple escape of youth and rock'n'roll and a fast car.

But I know the intimacy and the connection that lies on the other side of my fear.