A fittingly triangulated, amusingly site-specific piece from 1970 by Gino De Dominicis intimates the world's vastness.
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.
'AN INTIMATE WORLD," China 2000 Fine Art, 5 East 57th Street, (212 588-1198 (through tomorrow).
That, and how a dictatorship can change the intimate world of an individual".
The intimate world of The Sopranos, which changed television for the good, was written largely in Tony's eyes.
"They deal in a very personal, intimate world with songs that cut pretty close to the heart.
Target Margin's adroit players rush into and through this hushed, intimate world, at times spilling off the stage and up the aisles, and the outer world recedes.
There were little signs placed about, perhaps as prompts: "intimate world," "the dark eye," "modalities of reappropriation," "strategic synthesis," "members of the tribe".
The old idea of a hearth as a place of friendship and warmth, a promise of an intimate world rather than a moonshot at the universe.
After Tripp's book "The Intimate World of Abraham Lincoln" (review, Jan . 9 appeared, his findings were dismissed on the grounds that he was a gay activist.
Crisply shooting the story in an older Brooklyn milieu unwarped by precious gentrification, Mr. Sallitt quickly establishes the quiet, intimate world of Jackie's family, its rules and habits.
