Sentence examples for intimate approach from inspiring English sources

Other photographers take a more intimate approach.

Maybe the intimate approach made sense.

And to judge from the clamorous ovation Mr. Kirshbaum received, he had drawn the audience into complete sympathy with his more intimate approach.

It remains to be seen if Mr. Fellowes and Mr. Jones can succeed with their more intimate approach where other festival promoters have failed.

Marshall's first love, though, was jazz, and a new book testifies to his more quietly intimate approach to photographing musical titans such as John Coltrane, Duke Ellington, Miles Davis and Nina Simone.

Godard's harsh and direct, yet complex and intimate approach to the subject contrasts with Bigelow's relatively careless, aesthetically mediocre, and entertainingly grandiose and unsophisticated way with it, and the crucial differences that result are ultimately not just aesthetic but moral.

(Chinen) * JIM HALL WITH GEOFFREY KEEZER (Wednesday through June 11) With his intimate, conversational approach to jazz guitar, Jim Hall has always found particular beauty in duets.

9 and 10 30 p.m., Jazz Gallery, 290 Hudson Street, South Village, (212 242-1063, cover, $15, members, $10 (Chinen) JIM HALL WITH GEOFFREY KEEZER (Tonight and Saturday) With his intimate, conversational approach to jazz guitar, Jim Hall has always found particular beauty in duets.

Of course, she is a child of the cinema, having grown up on movie sets, and her films have both the kind of perfect visual pitch that comes from a casually intimate, natural approach to movies and an awareness of the thought, the effort, the personal relationships, and the tensions (public and private) that filmmaking entails.

The hieratical character of the mid-Byzantine style had, with the 14th century, given way to a more intimate, humanistic approach, but to this Rublyov was able to add an element that was truly Russian, a complete unworldliness, and it is this that distinguishes his work from that of his Byzantine predecessors.

Of this second bestseller, The Times wrote of Lawson's book, that it "is defined by its intimate, companionable approach.