Sentence examples for intimately personal from inspiring English sources

The letters capture not only the intimately personal but also the pivotal political moments of history.

Nicholson is a brilliant and tireless researcher; every page will be replete with both startling facts and intimately personal stories.

In a book that easily fuses large cultural trends with intimately personal stories, Mr. Shorto pays much attention to Frieda Menco-Brommet, Anne Frank's close childhood friend.

I am not sure why the reaction can be so visceral — perhaps because wearing a turban is at once so intimately personal and so public?

If that search takes Khan into intimately personal territory, it also inspires him to the most urgent, beautiful and confident work of his career.

"Les Créatures" is as imaginative as it is playful, as fanciful as it is frank, as intimately personal as it is wide-ranging.

feels wilder and darker, more intimately tied to personal demons.

He carried himself with the confidence of an ordained Methodist minister, former congressman, seminary president and National Council of Churches secretary-general, but he was thoroughly humble and approachable, caring intimately about the personal lives of his fellow parishioners at Burke United Methodist Church.

Early Archaic Chinese possessed a third-person personal pronoun in three cases (nominative and genitive gyəg, accusative tyəg, and another special genitive kywat, used only with concepts intimately connected with the owner).

This new rogue is hell-bent on the Dark Knight's destruction and from the snippets of conversation in the E3 demo he seems to know Batman quite intimately; his hatred seems personal and he knows enough to direct his henchmen to fire at the weakest parts of Batman's body armour.

I'm not intimately familiar with the personal finances of Ms Bair, but I suspect that if you caught up with her at her home, knocked on her door, and politely requested that she lever the $100 billion you have in your wallet into $1 trillion, she'd have an extremely difficult time doing it.The FDIC has the money, and Ms Bair has influence only insofar as she is identified with the FDIC.