Sentence examples for intimately good from inspiring English sources
It was a feat that he stayed on intimately good terms with the Greeks for so many years.
Likewise "Black Swan's" alter-ego rivalries and divided-ego visions connect intimately to the good-bad, white-black, active-passive Odette-Odile heroines of "Swan Lake".
When you meet someone intimately with just 30 other people, you have a chance to see the good in them.
Van Liew knew the vessel intimately, having had many a good look at its stern four years ago.
You'd unfriend a lot of people if you knew them as intimately and unsparingly as a good novel would.
Football is also intimately linked to nationalism, in good ways and in bad.
PCB chairman Zaka Ashraf said of Ahsan that he was "not only a superb Test cricketer but also was a good administrator who intimately knew the game".
Mental health initiatives, health and dental plans, combatting against tuition hikes: all of those very good things are intimately tied to the power of the students' union and could be ostensibly jeopardized by a profit-oriented hostile takeover.
The Grants separated but remained what Time magazine called "intimately estranged", living apart but on good terms.
"Her sharp critical sense was intimately bound with her love of good food, her eye for the telling detail and her keen ability to scent the least whiff of pretension".
It's an approach Stephen Pidgeon, author of How to Love your Donors to Death, and visiting professor of fundraising at Plymouth University, actively advocates: "If fundraising and communications don't work together intimately, then you can write off good fundraising.
