Sentence examples for intimate use of from inspiring English sources

Reagan usually called his staff by their first names in their presence.The intimate use of the surname has almost disappeared.

There was something right about a more intimate use of the motion-capture technology that Mr. Cunningham used to spectacular effect a few years ago in "Biped".

That is, which feature of surrogate motherhood is more relevant: that it involves a contract for child-care services or that it involves payment for the intimate use of the body?

Also crowding the airwaves during heavy viewing hours are infomercials once reserved for the middle of the night and ads touting extramarital affairs and the intimate uses of K-Y Jelly.

The scale of the garden compartments at the back of the Villa Gamberaia at Settignano (1610), for example, is small in contrast with the extensive view over Florence from the front and thus suggests intimate use by members of a small household.

Her view of Dutch domesticity was informal and engaging, subtle and intimate; her use of light and shadow dramatic.

Whether the conference organizers regretted inviting Mills is not a matter of record toward the end of his lecture, he softened his attack by suggesting that designers could adopt the intimate, use-value virtues of craftsmen but I was reminded of his words as I walked around "The Value of Good Design," a small display of goods currently on show at the Museum of Modern Art.

This article aimed to investigate sexual aggression in Chinese intimate relationships, including the use of force or threat of force and non-physical coercive tactics in unwanted sex.

A Japanese restaurant occupies a vast, dramatically vaulted subterranean space, rendered intimate through the judicious use of dim lighting, richly glazed ceramic tiles and cozy, butterfly-print banquettes.

James took meaning to be an intimate part of the use of ideas for expediting action.

The Genji scrolls, probably the oldest examples of the style, achieve an intimate quality through the use of an aerial perspective over roofless Japanese architecture.