Sentence examples for intimates of from inspiring English sources

The piece, which made intimates of strangers, was exhilarating.

Former intimates of his recall studiously vague pronouncements to henchmen in the field.

But other intimates of Gibson's from his Cardinals days have a very different view of him.

Intimates of Mr. Saint Laurent said he had mulled the decision to retire since July, shortly before his 65th birthday.

They became happy fixtures of upper bohemia, intimates of the poet Stéphane Mallarmé and of Proust's paragon of the dandy, the Comte Robert de Montesquieu-Fezensac.

They are run by intimates of each candidate, and whether they actually communicate in detail about the timing and content of particular ads is beside the point.

The intimate of, now, four presidents.

Adler was an intimate of Fred Astaire.

"I'm not an intimate of his.

Aren't those "the most intimate of spheres"?

The novel is the most intimate of forms.