Sentence examples for intimate links from inspiring English sources

The company has intimate links with government.

At least six were women and - a third surprise - there seem to have been intimate links between male and female colleagues.

Perhaps one should not be surprised: both the Chinese Communist Party and its antithesis, the Kuomintang, had intimate links with the gangs that in effect ruled Shanghai during the first half of the last century, as Mr Lintner also chronicles.

One need only look at the week's other headlines to see the trouble the far too intimate links between the two have caused in this country of 2m people.

The prime minister's spokesman responded to the uncovering of a tranche of documents in Tripoli showing the intimate links between British intelligence and Libya by saying the Gibson inquiry was well placed to look at the allegations.

If Aristotle wrote in a strictly medical sense, Heraclitus and Socrates and in recent times Heidegger, Kierkegaard and Kristeva have written extensively on the presence of depressive episodes in our everyday lives, and of its intimate links with artistic output.

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".

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