The phrase "intimate emotions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to deeply held or intense feelings, typically between two people who have a close relationship. For example, "The couple had a deep connection and shared intimate emotions with each other."
Save your tenderest, most intimate emotions for your relationships, but be a rock on whom the more emotional can lean on.
At times, the searches appear to betray intimate emotions and personal dilemmas.
And they gave us that rare thing, a marriage of intimate emotions and grand social passions.
Computers are still far from grasping some of the deep and often unexpected nuances that release our most intimate emotions.
It commanded its followers to be reticent — to never degrade intimate emotions by parading them in public.
They're all there, vibrating both with their collective ideal and with their personal path, motivated by intimate emotions.
Their incongruously intimate, emotion-prone and proprietorial relationship with the Booker prize is a case in point.
J R projects video close-ups of their anguished faces, but there's a better way to amplify intimate emotion on a big stage.
The cold beauty of his lines at last found an appreciative and receptive audience willing to see the value of verse that shunned intimate emotion but that created the purest poetry for its own sake.
These are correlated with the persons of the Krishna legend; the highest and most intimate emotion is said to be the love of Radha and her girlfriends for Krishna.
"Minus 16" then takes the large and tireless company through slashing, stylized paces given even more tension by an undercurrent of more intimate emotion and by dazzling lighting effects designed by Mr. Naharin and Avi Yona Bueno.
