There is, as your question intimates, a world of sartorial possibilities between a suit and swimming shorts, hence the frequent confusion about what "casual" actually means, and nowhere is this more confusing than in the world of work.
When Annie intimates a prickly uncertainty at what might be involved in the adoption — the child's traumatic history, the possibility of disease or dysfunction — Alemu ends their discussion with a grave observation that hangs in the air.
It always intimates the possibility that things could be other than they are.
Simply to sit and breathe for twenty-five mifutes, if only to hear cars and buses go by on a city avenue — listening to the world rather than to the frantic non sequiturs of one's "monkey mind," fragmented thoughts and querulous moods racing each other around — can intimate the possibility of a quiet grace in the midst of noise.
From a bleak start, As You Like It weaves to a complex conclusion, pierced with lightning flashes of redemption; it profoundly earns its right to celebrate and to intimate the possibility of joy and even love.
We hypothesized that C12-functionalization would enforce thiolation from the desired face, and prior observations from our gliocladin synthesis intimated the possibility of achieving diastereoselective thiolation at C15.
Indeed, such a possibility is intimated by one of the North Korean experts cited in the article, who said that for Mr. Kim, "fantasy is reality".
When comparing GalCer to the other GSLs previously identified to bind to norovirus, it is worth noting that the carbohydrate head group of GalCer is shorter (it has only a single sugar unit) and therefore provides a possibility for intimate contact between the membrane and the virus capsid.
This suggests a possibility for a more intimate association between these RNA viruses and plant-pollen.
"With an intimate, well-structured piece like a Mozart concerto, there is a possibility that the conductor will only get in the way".
