Moyers goes on to say that "The intimate relationship intertwining "mainstream media with power, corporate power, government power... is something that, without the antidote of independent reporting and analysis... we would be in a dark, dark pit with no light shining on us".
Nichols said he realized he had something special early on when the two actors shared an intimate scene, intertwined, face-to-face.
The book traffics in a fair amount of academic language, but Nelson perverts the staid stuff with an intimate tone that intertwines quotations, close readings of the work, and plain old feeling.
As a work of literature, it still retains the author\u2019s casual relationship to syntax, but Dusapin plays off the sexually implicit text with three tightly harmonized female voices that intertwine in an intimate musical setting; Jorinde Keesmaat directs, and Sara Jobin conducts.
At a minimum, globalization suggests that academic philosophers in the rich countries of the West should pay closer attention to the neglected voices and intellectual traditions of peoples with whom our fate is intertwined in ever more intimate ways (Dallmayr 1998).
Empirical research shows that monetary transactions of various kinds are common in social relations that are otherwise understood as intimate interactions within families: love and money are often intertwined.
The statistics about gun violence and women's health and safety that Giffords spoke of couldn't be more damning: as the numbers show below, gun violence is heavily intertwined with the issue of domestic and intimate partner violence ― and women are the most affected population of this lethal combination.
Intertwine your legs for an even more intimate cuddling session.
The theme of Intertwined is best expressed in Kurzyna's work: intimate yet abstract, engaging yet elevated, visitors to the exhibition can choose how to interact with the work on view in an approachable manner.
