Sentence examples for intimate from from inspiring English sources

This is strikingly intimate from Saul, talking to Krupin about the difficulties of handling an asset.

He was also a shrewd chronicler of high society at its most intimate, from debutantes to Hitchcock in the shadows.

Too intimate from the start, he held each selection so close to her face that she had to lean back to get a better look.

Matthew Pillsbury's latest body of work, City Stages, is a collection of photographs of New York ranging from the grand to the intimate, from the public to the exclusive.

Intimate from the word "go," the evening kicked off with Alan standing solo on a tiny stage to welcome the enthusiastic crowd crammed in among tables, bar, and bleachers.

No other art form could deliver such an intimate, straight-from-the-heart experience.

His ambition was present, according to intimates, from earliest adulthood.

Mr. Blagojevich intimated from the witness stand that what he was doing as governor was common in political circles.

Many of Broyard's intimates from the late forties knew about his family; the intimates he acquired in the sixties did not, or else had heard only rumors.

But Lawrence, who was inclined to build "a wall of ice" to separate intimates from other people, was determined to keep Nancy on the sidelines—"decorative but insignificant"—and Nancy retreated into silence.

Britten had grown away from him, and Auden became one of the composer's so-called "corpses" – former intimates from whom he completely cut off contact once they had outlived their usefulness to him or offended him in some way.