All the arts have been affected by the technological media; in all of them we now see — maybe just creeping, but creeping steadily — that flash, that speed, that lack of naturalness and intimacy, indeed of thought.
All the arts have been affected by the technological media; in all of them we now see maybe just creeping, but creeping steadily that flash, that speed, that lack of naturalness and intimacy, indeed of thought.
A beautiful song, played as Mary prepares for execution, has the intimacy of unspoken thoughts.
Emma herself is endlessly fascinating, a woman to whom the reader returns again and again for the seductive intimacy of her thoughts, a secret communion that's braided with the lesson that self-knowledge is a mystery, vanity the source of the worst pain, and the subconscious a treacherous and imperfect instrument in the management of the psyche.
Texas (2003), the Court invalidated a criminal ban on same-sex intimacy, bringing "freedom of thought, belief, expression, and certain intimate conduct" under the heading of "liberty".
"What was so new and exhilarating to me," Leonard Woolf observed after spending one evening in their company, "was the sense of intimacy and complete freedom of thought and speech... above all including women".
They had obviously been done by the master in the intimacy of home, with no thought of impressing others or himself by producing aggressive cartoon-style likenesses.
Consequently, according to this line of thought, any account of the intimacy of friendship that fails to understand the sharing of interests in such a way as to make sense of this distinction ought to be rejected.
In its place he provided a clarity of thought and sound that seemed to shrink the building and bring listeners to something approaching intimacy.
In "War Machine," the absolute absence of intimacy, of psychology, of characters' self-revelation in thought and desire, is a failure of form and style as much as of content.
