"intimate essence" can be a correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used to describe something that is deeply personal or essential to someone or something. For example: - The artist's paintings captured the intimate essence of human emotions. - The novel's descriptive language revealed the intimate essence of the small, rural town. - The therapist helped her clients delve into the intimate essence of their trauma to begin the healing process.
As the president intimated recently, in essence there is only one thing he now requires for an eventual conclusion to negotiations over the scope of Iran's nuclear program — and that is "respect" from the West.
Consecration in the strict sense is distinguished from blessing, benediction, or dedication in that consecration effects an intimate transformation in the essence of the object and that it is permanent and can be neither revoked nor repeated.
Mr. Grandage's production, by contrast, is quiet, intimate, pared down to the essence of the play: a man's impending obsolescence, the relationships within a family, how one terrible misstep begets worse ones.
The blend of self-revelation and self-concealment, of discipline and spontaneity, of obliviousness and wariness that are on display in the slightest movement and even in repose are the essence of the intimate choreography of daily life.
Hospitals are overhauling their neonatal intensive care units to transform open wards into private spaces that, in essence, restore the intimate relationship between the mother and child and allow the fragile infants to develop.
"We wanted to protect that brand essence, and add more intimate, life-evolving moments that the public would connect with".
Dennis Stock, a photographer whose intimate and evocative portraits captured the essence of jazz performance and helped shape James Dean's moody public persona, died Monday in Sarasota, Fla.
His alleged betrayal, at the hands of Hilla von Rebay, former lover and legendary curator, and patron Solomon Guggenheim, is the essence of Bauer, an intimate, well-staged drama now off-Broadway at 59E59 Theaters.
In essence the festival is an intimate live TV broadcast for the Irish channel RTE, with seats offered to the public through a lucky draw.
2. Given that the essence of translation is the intimate link between RNA and proteins, it seems most likely that, in some form, this connection existed from the very beginning of the evolutionary path from the RNA World to translation.
Susan captures the essence of motherhood beautifully and her intimate portrait of her own family is brave.
