Sentence examples for intimately present from inspiring English sources

The "levels of being," then, though distinct, are not separate but are all intimately present everywhere and in everyone.

Inside the room, the weather and the light were always intimately present; there were long white curtains at the window, but she didn't close them very often.

Because the forward motion of their lives was suspended while they waited, the passengers were suddenly more intimately present to one another — although no one spoke or made eye contact.

Anyone who is intimately familiar with present hospital conditions knows that the end-result idea, as applied to all rare diseases as a whole, is an ideal to be followed rather than achieved; but that to make a practical example in this one disease is eminently attainable.

Harrison makes it intimately memorable by presenting the aftermath, the grisly yet loving scene of Masha and the family servant (who is also Rasputin's paramour) washing his body and preparing it for burial — the simple actions of moving his frozen limbs, tending to his ragged fingernails, washing the blood from his hair and sewing up his head wound.

Or Major moments presented intimately.

In that sense, my work is not historical; it is intimately tied to the present.

It's as if after being there, in the previous two sections, intimately involved in the present of the two characters, we're suddenly very, very distant from this ordinary, everyday scene.

Clinical issue Low oxygen (hypoxia) and inflammation are intimately linked and often present in many human diseases.

Malnutrition and Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) infection are intimately linked and together present a serious humanitarian and public health challenge in Southern Africa[ 1].

Of course, in the real world, military goals and ensuring energy supplies have been intimately intertwined in the past, present and undoubtedly in the future.