It is an intimate concern of Ms. Ewald's now because of her son, Michael.
Her services to MOMA, as a versatile official and an ever-ready patron, include steady pressure for the recognition and hiring of women and minorities for her, an intimate concern.
Her services to MOMA, as a versatile official and an ever-ready patron, include steady pressure for the recognition and hiring of women and minorities — for her, an intimate concern.
Although online contests aim to attract as many entries as possible, numbers may not be as great a concern in more intimate pencil-and-paper pools among friends, so a Tuesday deadline might be more feasible.
The ballet's most intimate scenes concern him, whether he is alone or with Mr. Suddarth as the Son.
Beyond that wider world, however, these letters observe the more intimate domestic concerns of a New England family.
Story 3 is slightly less intimate, but concerns the way a person responded to a friend who was experiencing mental health issues.
Much of Bloom's argument is based on utilitarian principles where the effective allocation of resources trumps the warm glow of a more singular and intimate concern.
People whose intimate concerns were already of intimate concern to them, or who hadn't deemed themselves political resisters, are not addressed.
As young filmmakers, they met at the State Film Institute in Moscow in the early 1960's, when directors were trying to move away from the Socialist Realist themes of peasants and workers striving to build a better collective future; the new focus was on more intimate stories concerning the role of the individual in society.
While Congress has substantial powers to govern the Nation directly, including in areas of intimate concern to the States, the Constitution has never been understood to confer upon Congress the ability to the require the States to govern according to Congress instructions.
