Sentence examples for intimate ideal from inspiring English sources

The effect is startling and intimate, ideal for highlighting the animals' reactions.

Specialty restaurants often are more intimate, ideal for a date night, a break from the kids on a family cruise, or just a way to say, "Let's make this trip even more memorable".

Of special note is a production of Telemann's "Orpheus" in an intimate space ideal for Baroque opera, the theater at El Museo del Barrio in East Harlem.

Just a short walk south of Plaza de Mayo is San Telmo, a knot of narrow streets, squares and venerable courtyards with a very different, intimate feel, ideal for unhurried urban wandering.

The clarified form and continuous, unbroken contours of Étienne-Maurice Falconet's marble "Bather" (1757) adapt the Classic tradition to a pretty and intimate Rococo ideal that is the quintessence of 18th-century taste.

Mr. Steel, who has a keen interest in overlooked 18th-century operas, will offer a true rarity, Johann Christian Bach's "Endimione" in its American premiere at El Museo del Barrio in East Harlem, an intimate space ideal for Baroque works.

Mr Donoghue argues that this use of language intimates an ideal that "might if nothing else enrich the reverberation of our lives".If that sounds too sceptical a conclusion for an avowed Christian such as Mr Donoghue, readers might remember that Eliot was one of the 20th-century's more sceptical writers, despite his well-publicised religious and political loyalties.

It's certainly not an example of an "ideal intimate encounter," unless your ideal intimate encounter is rape and not a "pseudo-rape," but a rape-rape.

Miller Theater's intimate hall is ideal for this music.

The bracingly intimate auditorium is ideal for viewing the intricate work of the company's designers and actors, which are of a matching richness of detail.

Smaller seminars in more intimate settings are ideal environments to delve deeply into specific topics in order to develop critical thinking skills.