Sentence examples for intimate workings of from inspiring English sources

"It will take a mayor who understands both the intimate workings of city government and the subtle complexities of our city's culture," he said.

Midge's dwelling on the dog's feet on his car seats, rather than Dupree's hands on his wife, exemplifies a tendency common among Portis's narrators to plumb the intimate workings of cars, guns and other semicomprehensible devices, rather than the vagaries of fate or human nature.

Her concern about issues of poverty, child labour, regional violence, and gender discrimination comes through clearly as she takes us on a journey through the intimate workings of her day: to the local market, to the offices of Curious Minds, and eventually to her first weeks at the University of Ghana in Accra.

"Why wasn't there any warning?" "I'm supposed to share the intimate inner workings of this company to everyone on shift, Alan Marcrc's eyes blazed.

"Southland" doesn't steal from "The Wire," but it is inspired by that HBO show's intense, intimate look at the inner workings of street crime and beat police work.

Mr. Dunne is a Brooklyn native whose 31 years on the force give him intimate knowledge of the inner workings of the department and the personalities within the department.

This type of exploit is very different from the often crude traditional cyber breaches in that the perpetrators clearly demonstrated their intimate knowledge of the inner workings of the DNC and its points of vulnerability.

After several church leadership roles and many years of growing up around organized religion, I feel comfortable in professing myself as one who has an intimate knowledge of the inner workings of "the church".

Raúl Colón's artwork is dreamily atmospheric, full of wide-open spaces that evoke the vastness of the universe and intimate portraits that suggest the inner workings of the scientific mind.

"Opus," his peek into the inner workings of this most intimate of musical groups, had its world premiere at the Arden Theater Company in Philadelphia in 2006, followed the next year by a New York premiere at Primary Stages.

He expanded his article into the popular memoir Kitchen Confidential: Adventures in the Culinary Underbelly (2000), which contained not only additional accounts of the inner workings of restaurant kitchens but intimate details of Bourdain's personal life as well, including his long battle with heroin addiction.