From it flow the various possibilities of expressing the divine-human relationship in personal, intimate language.
Wright's salty intimate language quickly stirfries sex and race with marriage and politics – exciting to some, offensive to others.
That week, sitting on the cabin's porch, walking the trails, swimming in the lake, I looked in vain for a more intimate language to express what we were seeing.
The way through is to empathize with each other's darkest fears and work with each other to create an intimate language that protects partners and loves them in the way they've been seeking their entire life.
Using the language of families is a common refrain within the workplace ― some employees call their co-workers "work spouses" or "work moms" ― but using that intimate language can blur professional and personal boundaries, building up false expectations of how a company will support its employees.
After clarifying the definition of "sexting," Khloe divulged, "we were sexting, and he accidentally sent [the text] to a teammate…that's how bad he is with technology, he sends it to the wrong person!" Sexting, according to Kardashian, involves "intimate" language and no photos.
Examples of register include formal and ceremonial language; intimate language spoken among family members and close friends; street slang; lay academic language that may be widely used by students; and highly specialized, disciplinary academic language used by doctoral students, postdoctoral fellows, and faculty (Prior, 1994).
As Prud'homme notes in the book, Julia Child arrived in France as Eliza Doolittle to her husband's Henry Higgins; it was Paul, on that first afternoon in Rouen, who introduced her to that most intimate of languages, gastronomy.
Mr. Bogart and Ms. Burrows make a personable couple whose intimate body language is as expressive as their duets.
