Sentence examples for intimate ground from inspiring English sources

Coffee?" Lisa Bonchek Adams and I sat for hours at a small café near my home, covering intimate ground the way women sometimes can do when we find a kindred soul.

The show starts enchantingly, in intimate ground-floor galleries — free to viewers, although they must pay twenty-two dollars for general admission — with exhibits from the Whitney Studio Club, which Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney started in Greenwich Village in 1914, on a modest scale, and expanded over the years.

The show starts enchantingly, in intimate ground-floor galleries free to viewers, although they must pay twenty-two dollars for general admission with exhibits from the Whitney Studio Club, which Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney started in Greenwich Village in 1914, on a modest scale, and expanded over the years.

As for the other scene which has been published, we are on the familiar ground of intimate domestic discord, which Bergman was famously to dramatise in 1972 in Scenes from a Marriage.

Dan Pearson's intimate HOME GROUND: Sanctuary in the City (Conran Octopus, $29.99) has the genial tone of a journal.

Bath, for all their pretty patterns, still have something to learn about big game cussedness away from their intimate Recreation Ground home.

And because it is more intimate, the ground seems all the more hallowed by the sacrifice of those who are buried there.

But it was techno-scientific reductionism, which accommodated intimate, ecologically grounded knowledge of the habitats and behaviors of anopheles mosquitoes, that made malaria control possible.

A beautiful image of the ecological spirituality of humanity: a God-breathed and breathing lump of clay, human from humus, an incarnation of divine transcendence and earthy immanence, as intimate with the ground as with God.

If God is hard to find, it is not because the Divine is too far away, too lofty, too remote from our "fallen" human nature, it is because it is too close, too intimate, the very ground of our own essential selves.

Though those subjects have been chewed over exhaustively by pundits and politicians since her loss, Clinton's publisher, Simon & Schuster, promises a more intimate, on-the-ground perspective. .