Sentence examples for intimately knowing from inspiring English sources
Companies like mFarm, a tech startup in Nairobi, have capitalised on intimately knowing a problem and solving that problem by putting data to use.
From a few pages of oblique dialogue and terse prose, Mr. Rush extrapolates a narrative that is less jarring and more familiar than anything in Carver, but nonetheless true to the writer's tough, compassionate and intimately knowing apprehension of masculine defeat.
In the organizational context, organizational members can develop feelings of ownership through three routes: controlling the target, intimately knowing the target, and investing themselves in the target (Pierce et al., 2001, 2003).
For him, intimately knowing the top 500 executives in the company, what their performance and potential looks like and what they need to develop further, are always at the top of his agenda.
How is the mud like realm, the tunnel of light, dancing flowers, and God intimately knowing each of us related to our thoughts and actions in this life on Earth?
Here it is: May you have the great gift of intimately knowing and loving the body of another through all the changes of life and having your body known and loved from head to toe, in return.
I couldn't have written this book without knowing intimately the experience of the cosmetic surgery patient.
In these works, knowledge is intimately tied to knowing how to do things, especially the more organized kind of knowing-how designated by technê.
In November 2001, knowing intimately what had happened to the USSR in Afghanistan, the Bush administration invaded anyway -- and with a clear intent to build bases, occupy the country, and install a government of its choice.
A few of the pictures were of the mother, but most, taken after her death in 2000, were of her belongings: clothes, combs, makeup, leftover things from a life that Ms. Ishiuchi ended up knowing most intimately through its material remains.
The only way we can hide our faults is by knowing them intimately.
