Sentence examples for intimate link from inspiring English sources

It is this intimate link between nationalism and statehood that renders them both so dangerous.

"We need to establish an intimate link between preservation and growth".

New Labour has cut the most intimate link of all: that between mother and fetus.

"In other countries, it is painting or poetry, but here there is such an intimate link between culture and reading".

The internet has allowed jihadist fighters to establish an intimate link with their financial and political supporters because they can post pictures and films of their exploits.

She described seeing the intimate link to her daughter spread across the NOTW as "traumatic", adding, "It made me feel worthless".

The Bush administration's legal memos opening the way to torture are a reminder of the intimate link between a bureaucrat's lawyerly subordinate clause and a man's near drowning.

For example, when New York's history is taught in public schools, the city's intimate link with slavery should receive full attention.

As all those phrases like "gut wrenching" and "gut feeling" suggest, there is indeed an intimate link between the brain and the gut.

This "religiosity" needn't necessarily be theistic; Murray considers an "Aristotelian conception of human happiness and its intimate link with unceasing effort to realize the best that humans have within them" to be adequate to the task.

The commercial aspect of the contemporary art market often troubles people when single works are sold for vast amounts, but there is no more obvious a demonstration of the intimate link between art and capital than an old masters show.