Sentence examples similar to it intimates instead from inspiring English sources
It intimates the meaning "hidden" or "concealed".
The tone and content intimate instead the kind of close yet platonic male friendships that Stravinsky had throughout his life (including with Mr. Craft).
In Barbaro's hands—or, rather, in Barbaro's voice the Times becomes conversational and intimate, instead of inky and cumbersome.
As Rebecca Mead wrote earlier this year, "In Barbaro's hands—or, rather, in Barbaro's voice the Times becomes conversational and intimate, instead of inky and cumbersome".
Real table tennis is a small-scale game, and the video game version is also quite intimate; instead of the roar of the crowds, a good slam or a bobbled serve is received with a handful of cheers or groans.
Because you are wearing the Apple Watch on your body versus carrying it around, the connection its taptic engine creates between your mind and the information from push notifications is dramatically more direct and intimate: Instead of a vibration in your pocket or a distracting auditory alert from your purse, you get a subtle touch on the wrist.
People prefer it intimate.
She celebrated the very idea of style, regardless, defending it against those (mainly British, she thought) who dismiss it as simply a bit of decoration, an "affectation, or a diverting addition": it is, instead, "an intimate experience of the world, processed through language", integral to expressed thought.
It suggests instead that intimate knowledge and clinical experience of patients who are dying negatively influences views about PAS.
