I feel like, for myself and a few other writers I know intimately, going between those two worlds is often very difficult.
Petipa and Tchaikovsky Balanchinee and Stravinsky; Cunningham and Cage: some of dance's most golden periods have been driven by intimately creative relationships between choreographers and composers.
In a review at the time, Alessandra Stanley of The New York Times wrote: The interview hardly needed all the promotion and advance publicity: it was an intimately personal conversation between two of the most public and scrutinized celebrities in the world.
The results indicated that the light transmittance of the UB films increased from 77 to 89% with a decrease of B-KGM Mw from 33.74×104 to 4.42×104 due to intimately interfacial adhesion between the two phases.
I never wanted to know intimately the difference between stage two and stage four.
Although the tight junctions between intimately apposed choroid plexus epithelial cells are present from very early in development, the selective movement of molecules across the interface is still possible.
So, in that case, the clash between is intimately related to the clash within.
Caborn was intimately involved in discussions between the previous government, the mayor of London and the Olympic Delivery Authority about legacy planning for the stadium.
In "Taming the Gods: Religion and Democracy on Three Continents," he writes intimately about the relationship between politics and faith in Britain, the Netherlands, France, China, Japan and the United States.
All the themes are intimately related, the gearing between the sections is seamlessly smooth, and the tonal plan starkly simple; Sibelius's technique is pared down to its raw essentials.
