Sentence examples for intimate mass from inspiring English sources

We also attended a special, intimate Mass in the former living quarters of St. Ignatius Loyola, founder of the Jesuits.

Now, back in Ireland for more than a year, she said she still felt the church's pull, and recently went to an intimate Mass held at a neighbor's home that she described as "absolutely gorgeous".

Both the intimate and mass gatherings are fun.

Sunday's funeral, planned to be more intimate than the mass memorial held on Tuesday attended by a host of world leaders, will bring together members of Mandela's family and Xhosa abaThembu clan, and a smaller group of dignitaries.

A problem with a standard museum exhibition like this for Mr. Ai is that he is probably at his artistic best on big, international stages, executing works of imposing size yet intimate scale that mass together relatively small things to convey a palpable sense of humanity.

It is speculated that the excellent output of energy and outstanding combustion performance of the Al/CuO nanotubes could be ascribed to their tubular architecture, which has a larger specific surface area enhances the intimate contact and mass transmission between fuel and oxide.

The stripped down stage suited her and kept the atmosphere intimate, despite the mass of eager fans and families that sprawled across the surrounding hillside.

Cyberspace is the latest site for the intimate relationship between the mass media and professional sports to be consummated.

Its founder, Isadore Sharp, notes that Apple studied his firm when they were planning their stores.But replicating intimate service on a mass scale is an inherently implausible goal and when applied to the world's 16,500 posh hotels, the mission has led to an arms race of obsequity.

Due to this intimate contact between phases, mass transfer coefficients (kL) of up to 1.5×10−3 m/s have been realised, which, coupled with values of the specific interfacial area (a) of 8 18 000 m2/m3, have yielded volumetric mass transfer coefficients (kLa) of up to 22 s−1 which are orders of magnitude higher than typical values obtained by conventional systems.

It was assumed that a good part of the audience for "Bombay Dreams" in London would have fond and intimate knowledge of the mass-produced singing films that inspired the show, samples of which are currently on view in the Cinema India! festival at the American Museum of the Moving Image in Queens.