Sentence examples for intimate of from inspiring English sources
"I'm not an intimate of his.
"President Clinton was a big supporter of the idea," an intimate of the Clintons told me.
Their struggle made of these two unlikely figures the most intimate of political friends.
The first person they saw when they arrived was their friend Code d'Havenon, an intimate of the Pres.
For all its historical density and specificity, "The Immigrant" is among the most painfully and powerfully intimate of movies.
As the professional intimate of landed gentry, her rescuer also had class, whereas Ronnie in Olive's judgment had none.
But they yield another kind of knowledge… an intimate glimpse of eighteen of our legislators.
The piece, which made intimates of strangers, was exhilarating.
They became happy fixtures of upper bohemia, intimates of the poet Stéphane Mallarmé and of Proust's paragon of the dandy, the Comte Robert de Montesquieu-Fezensac.
According to intimates of Gide's household in the Rue Vaneau, as the great writer lay there dying - and aware that he was dying - he said calmly.
But other intimates of Gibson's from his Cardinals days have a very different view of him.
