Sentence examples for intimate sense from inspiring English sources

"They had an intimate sense of each other.

You get a real intimate sense of Mozart in Salzburg.

You don't feel you have a grainy or intimate sense of any of them.

If we understand by culture the exercise of our most intimate sense — that of eternity — then we travel for culture".

She's spent the time sketching the US soldier, so she has developed a pretty intimate sense of his demeanour.

Moorehead draws extensively on their letters, giving the reader an intimate sense of the everyday depredations of life under Fascism.

I had been thinking in the past few weeks about this reality in a more intimate, figurative sense.

The arc of Woodrow and Milly's relationship is sweetly realized and true in its hesitations, intimate silences, sense of wonder and grotty postcollege settings.

Somehow, his tone is both friendly, even intimate (The Sense of an Ending opens with "gouts of sperm circling a plughole", which more or less sets the tone for at least part of the novel) and slightly distanced.

Though this may sound, in summary, like a contrived, high-concept premise, Ms. Waldman not only captures the political furor and media storm that ensue, but also gives us an intimate, immediate sense of the fallout that these events have on the individuals involved.

It's born of a feeling that most of us have felt with an intimate, the sense that the person on the bed or the couch beside us has suddenly become a stranger, whose motives, needs, deepest desires are as unreadable as a map of a city we've never visited.