Sentence examples for intimate notes from inspiring English sources

This week, Farrar, Straus & Giroux publishes these in "Fragments: Poems, Intimate Notes, Letters".

The cellist Ann Kim is also onstage and together they engage in a conversation of intimate notes and steps inflected with humor.

Unearthing long-buried letters and private documents, these books — "Fragments: Poems, Intimate Notes, Letters," edited by Stanley Buchthal and Bernard Comment, and "Dear Mrs. Kennedy: A World Shares Its Grief," by Jay Mulvaney and Paul De Angelis — attest to the spell these figures cast, in the past and in the present.

His language isn't matey but it hits a relaxed, intimate note, a directness that never lapses into the demotic".

In place of it, he wrote new dialogue for the young couple, trying to end the play on a sadder, more intimate note.

— Wrapping up his three-day bus tour on an intimate note, President Obama dropped in at a suburban firehouse here on Wednesday and urged firefighters and rescue workers to pressure Republicans to support his jobs bill.

While her husband drew overflow crowds and delivered a soaring speech to university students, Hillary Rodham Clinton struck a more intimate note today, going to this dusty village outside Hanoi to meet with women helped by a foreign lending program.

On a more intimate note, but of particular interest in Britain, was a cable from Tatiana Gfoeller, Washington's ambassador to Kyrgyzstan, who recounted an "astonishingly candid" and at times rude performance by Prince Andrew at a brunch with overseas business people in which he railed against British anticorruption investigators, journalists and the French.

The audiobook is made even more moving by the fact that the author herself narrates, lending an intimate note of compassion to the tale.

Several Kennedy intimates noted that the senator's only serious hospitalization — before last fall — came after he was injured in the crash of a small plane more than four decades ago.

Note the intimate tone of her address to her great forebear, the poet Hafez, and how unselfconsciously she introduces a word that would have puzzled him, a word that conjures her love of the natural scenery of the Isle of Wight, "chine".