The phrase "intimate personality" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the unique and private aspects of a person's character or nature. Example: "Her diary revealed her intimate personality, exposing her innermost thoughts and fears."
Mysterious because Goya's portraits always intimate personality as much as physiognomy, and that there is something going on in his subject's minds, however unknowable that might be.
The influence of Dove, Hartley, Burchfield and other American Modernists are evident in her work, but she had her own lively and intimate personality.
With a mix of leading Irish, American and British actors regularly on stage; award-winning international directors; and wildly affordable tickets, Dublin is a rich destination for theatergoing, with an intimate personality to match its snug playhouses.
Before Kelly's arrival, the movie musical had been divided into essentially two basic styles: the splashy, impersonal, girl-filled extravaganzas of Busby Berkeley and the intimate personality vehicles of Fred Astaire.
"It could be that I have an intimate personality," he said.
When intimate personal information circulates among a small group of people who know you well, its significance can be weighed against other aspects of your personality and character.
"Musical education involves deeply intimate and personal relationships between teacher and pupil, and the pupil's musicianship becomes viewed as a reflection of their personality in general.
Think of Packer as having two personalities: intimate, cozy and warm, with its Brooklyn roots, and ever-expanding and state-of-the-art, with facilities that reflect increasing competition among private schools, including those in Brooklyn.
If you hand over everything to Google that formally lived in a private space on your personal computer, then Google gains a very intimate portrait of your personality in a way that even Facebook doesn't have.
How people choose to live is really a quite intimate insight into their personality.
On Monday, her friends and admirers remembered the more intimate aspects of her personality: her infectious smile, the red cowboy boots she wore and the pub on the East Side of Manhattan, Neary's, where she was a regular.
