Sentence examples for intimate point from inspiring English sources

"It was the biggest ship in the world, but it also had this intimate point," he says.

The pigment dyes are thus an intimate point of contact between science and technology.

"Sick in the Head" offers an oral history of contemporary comedy, revealing a drive away from joke-telling and toward a more intimate point of view.

The Heart of a Woman is similar to Angelou's previous volumes because it is narrated from the intimate point of view of a woman and a mother, but by this time, she is able to refer to events that occurred in her past books.

So with a documentary, with what every artist tries to do, we create the necessary distance from a very personal, intimate point of view but also to try to take out the essential of what really is and bring it back in a very artistic way, emotional way.

Although it touches on intimate points, many recounted by Michael Polley in voice-over, the movie is revelatory rather than exploitative.

This apparent beneficial effect of heterogeneity at an intimate level of crystal contacts points to the seminal study by Vinodgopal and Kamat [1] on photocatalysis by physical mixtures of colloidal SnO2 and TiO2.

Mr. McLachlan is able to view both genres from a particularly intimate vantage point.

Though I'm a cyclist with more enthusiasm than experience, for years I'd wanted to see this area of the Southwest from a more intimate vantage point than the window of a rental car.

Mr. Daniels said the small scale is what provides such an intimate vantage point: "I've come to the conclusion that you have to see it on the phone, or you don't really know what it is.

The CEO, Daniel Lubetzky, and I have been friends for many years, and I can say from that intimate vantage point that he is a man of laudable integrity.