Sentence examples for intimate output from inspiring English sources

The project explores what it means to be vulnerable in the digital age, and the ways we censor and edit our own intimate output.

Despite anthemic releases by the likes of Paul Woolford and Locked Groove, its output tends to tastefully straddle the line between festival-ready domination and textured, intimate production.

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.

For this reason, one of the main outputs of INTIMATE has been to use an event-stratigraphic approach which enables researchers to co-register synchronous events (such as the deposition of tephra from major volcanic eruptions) in different archives (Blockley et al., 2012).

These are the men who have an intimate knowledge of Rashad Becker's output.

Their output feels both sweeping and intimate, never glib, and rich with unfolding possibility.

Translating these images into charcoal drawing allows me to have intimate contact and control over the final output and to revel in the inadequacies of the human touch.

In both the Treatise and the second Enquiry, Hume charged rational intuitionists with having no account of why moral judgments, which are the output of reason, should have such an intimate connection with motivation.

Choral music was a major part of Brahms's output, from large works like his "German Requiem" to more intimate pieces.

More confident and complex than previous Doves output, Kingdom of Rust's guitar-driven, dance-music-influenced tracks feel intimate yet epic.

But Shostakovich's grand symphonic output was shadowed by another 15 essays in an altogether more private and intimate genre: the string quartet.