Sentence examples for intimately to from inspiring English sources

I guess you're right, the frame is distancing, but to me it also makes the story intimate: one speaks intimately to one's close friends more than one would to an imagined public audience.

Lonely characters speak more intimately to the reader, having no ready companion in their own world.

It speaks intimately to Cusk, and she wanted me to have it.

Perhaps the book's key achievement is to link external oppression so intimately to internal, psychological damage.

It creates a claustrophobic feel and helps the audience relate intimately to the characters.

(He later explained he was embarrassed by having spoken so intimately to her).

"Autobiography of Red" includes fake interviews; elsewhere she refers intimately to both Artaud and Lenin.

He used imagery that he could relate intimately to Palestinian villagers.

Why it seemed so natural for George is hard for anyone who didn't know him intimately to say.

Halliburton is bound so intimately to the defense establishment it might as well be an adjunct to the military.

He has the rare gift of being able to speak naturally and even intimately to the masses.