Sentence examples for intimates who from inspiring English sources

Friends and intimates, who called him Uncle Jo, meant it.

No swimming pool can soothe the terror of supposed intimates who cannot sustain a conversation.

The theme is a favorite of his: the discomfort of two intimates who can neither live together nor apart.

Humlin elicits terrible histories when he isn't fending off a publisher who's pressuring him to produce a crime novel, and a competitive circle of intimates who intend to beat him to the best-seller list.

That's because, as much as this is a retail environment, it's the expression of the will of a group of intimates, who speak one another's language, and for which immersion is required.

Another Sawyer is Jed (Leatherface to his intimates), who lives in the cellar and whose zest for lumber tools is brought to bear against townspeople who killed most of his family back in the day.

Jean will proceed to take many for her new intimate, who turns out to be a man named Gordon Gottlieb (T. Ryder Smith, terrifically mordant in a monologue from the beyond).

While it's conceivable that my friends and family are a particularly catastrophic bunch, the real explanation is obvious: it's only those with whom I'm most intimate who let me see the unvarnished reality.

But, still, people understood what the title entailed: the acts hailed as "the greatest" were those who could make a crowd of 100,000 feel intimate, who had an ability to communicate meaning far beyond the literal meaning of their songs.

But the German defence minister, who has been in post for two years, is obviously the sort of intimate who believes directness and honesty are important, and straight talking is better than shilly-shallying.

I have one intimate who lives just across the Park from me, whom I e-mail often, and whom I am fortunate to see two or three times a year.