Sentence examples for intimate snapshot from inspiring English sources

The noticeboard outside is an intimate snapshot of island life: "Tea with home-baking every Wednesday in the village hall.

Dixon's first novel is a fierce and intimate snapshot of a wealthy family's self-destruction, aided by addictions (drugs, booze, status) perfect for corrupting physically and spiritually.

Instead of giving us a big picture window on a family and a world, it gives us an intimate snapshot of one man -- his professional ups and downs as a musician and composer, his spiritual peregrinations, his disappointments in love.

But like Boyle, who rewrote the rulebook for opening ceremonies with his complex, intimate snapshot of "who we were, who we are and who we wish to be", this was a production designed as much for those watching on television as those in the Fisht Stadium.

I see a more intimate snapshot of other people's bodies than any lover.

We tried to follow him round the city to get an intimate snapshot of the man himself, but he proved to be pretty good at iding behind bushes and the like.

She became obsessed, taking rolls of intimate, snapshot-style photographs.

Judson Now explored the past with a light touch, offering intimate snapshots of artists, typically in one-off evenings.

Forty-four intimate snapshots by Gedney of Cage are intercut with 22 very short stories by the great experimental composer.

HEMPSTEAD - LIKE family albums filled with intimate snapshots, Jan Luyken's so-called emblem books offer a fascinating glimpse of Dutch daily life in the late 17th century.

Cutting among various characters -- including Pearl, a light-skinned slave girl swept up in the march and mistaken for a drummer boy -- Doctorow gives readers intimate snapshots of the ravages and chaos of battle.