Sentence examples for intimate scope from inspiring English sources
Its precise and intimate scope, its canny sense of refracted representations, turns its lightly idealized modernism into a powerful version of political documentary.
"The novel can have this intimate scope and feeling, but if you're going to write about anything outside of a small personal orbit and take in the world, how could it not be satirical?" Kraus met Valdez in 2006, when he applied for a job as a property manager at one of her buildings.
He also eluded censorship to tell a story that, though intimate in scope, depicts his rage at the official order on a grand scale.
Its scope is intimate and lovely, its meandering paths the opposite of formal symmetry and rumblings of glory.
Epic in scope but intimate in theme, "The Warlords" heaves with spectacular battles and the relentless sway of self-interest over conscience.
It is a work for solo piano as you've never heard it before, and is simultaneously universal in its scope and intimate and enchanting in its effect, even as it opens the doors to new kinds of musical and psycho-acoustic experience.
"The gathering storm of the story, detailed and intimate against the power and scope of the rugged setting, struck me as incredibly cinematic".
Now, in his first contemporary novel, Bock narrows his scope to more intimate upheavals: sibling rivalry, lost love and midlife crisis.
Even with a relatively modest budget (there aren't any sweeping vistas with hundreds of extras) his intimate portraits have a wider scope than most blockbusters.
Although Stewart apparently reported this book as vigorously as his others, its scope is so intimate that he becomes overdependent on just two people, Susan Greer and Dan Hill, as sources to tell Rescorla's story.
But he also knows that they're not deterministic in the lives of individuals, that the historical stakes and the intimate ones, the long-term scope of ideas and the immediate desires that drive people, are utterly dissimilar, askew, even contradictory.
