"intimate person" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone with whom you have a close emotional or physical relationship. For example, "My best friend is an intimate person to me."
Some passages unfold in the intimate first person, some in the inclusive, indicting second, and some in the panoptic third, but the over-all narrator remains elusive.
And oddly, what it's allowing him to do is evolve an extremely intimate real person, that isn't just a funny madman coming out.
Fan experience-enhancing innovations like "Kings Go Glass", where games are broadcast using Google Glass, bring audiences closer than ever to the action, with everyone from players, announcers, mascots, and, of course, the fans themselves generating an intimate first person perspective.
"Her suffering is too intimate and person for the State to insist… upon its own vision".
Over the past five years, they've created pop-up parties ranging from intimate, 100-person soirees, to 1,500-person mega-blowouts, with the help of over 100 different musical and visual artists.
"This is an intimate two-person play," she said.
He simply makes intimate one-person theatre shows – not the sexiest artform – and takes them on tour.
Mendelssohn even haunted Wagner's sleep; one night Wagner dreamed that his older colleague had addressed him with du — the intimate second-person pronoun.
Super Cigar Lounge IV was an intimate, 200-person fund-raiser benefiting Good Sports Inc., a nonprofit organization that donates athletic equipment and supplies to needy schools.
But the writer in me, the one that has written pages of intimate third-person fiction — without ever consciously considering it, without giving it any particular name — wanted to throw the book across the room.…I thought: if I read one more word about the intimate third person, I'll never be able to write the bloody thing again.
