Sentence examples for intimate confines from inspiring English sources

Its flaws glare brightly indeed in the intimate confines of the tiny theater that houses it.

Within the intimate confines of Tehran's elevator shafts, you might hear the melody of Haydeh's Goleh-Sang echoing between floors.

The humility of Tommy Robredo triumphed over the stubbornness of Roger Federer on Monday in the intimate confines of Louis Armstrong Stadium.

Within this system, small communities of extremely motivated individuals live together in the intimate confines of an environment characterised by centuries of academic achievement.

"Ipsa Dixit," her most recent large-scale work, was seen in the intimate confines of Dixon Place; she deserves a much bigger stage.

"She invites the audience into the intimate confines of the performer's 'residence,' the studio, where the work is created, the questions are still breathing, unruly and undomesticated".

PARIS — It's not often that the vast stage of the Bastille Opera House is the setting for the Paris Opera Ballet's mixed bills, which are usually shown within the more intimate, gilded confines of the Palais Garnier.

Hints of unwinding zippers and sly smiles pepper my work, but usually those intimate paragraphs are confined to my Microsoft Word screen.

Unlike in other professions, however, these intimate details are not confined to one area of the client's life.

Lawrence's prose moves through his characters like a river moving through the landscape, intimate with but never confined by them.

In an interview earlier this year, Matthew Salinger said he was skeptical that the planned book and documentary would deepen public understanding of his father, who, he said, for decades had confined his intimate dealings to a small circle of seven or eight people.