Sentence examples for less intimately from inspiring English sources

The precise definition of death also concerns people who are less intimately involved.

For his hospitalized patients, the change meant putting their trust in a doctor who knew them less intimately but was more available and more adept at hospital care.

Although the role of domesticated animals in many zoonoses is understood, the role of the numerous species of wild animals with which man is less intimately associated is not well understood.

I think I may have gasped when I finally caught up on the implications of the following statement about Freda and Brenda's sharing a sleeping space in their dingy bedsit: Brenda had fashioned a bolster to put down the middle of the bed and a row of books to ensure that they lay less intimately at night.

For other companies, the chemical and seed businesses are less intimately related.

Fathers often act as secondary caregivers, and may know the child less intimately.

The intimately human is of more or less intimate interest to almost everyone, including those who despise the stoking of ego furnaces and like Michael Foucault dismiss the authority, if not the very idea, of authorship.

Obviously the political leadership in those three countries is less than intimately aligned, and has resisted such policies in the past, in favor of export-led strategies.

Ford knew Remington's original paintings, less famous now, intimately.

At a time when we are awash in a constant deluge of digital images shared by friends and strangers through Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Flickr, it can be hard to recall when we were less instantly and intimately connected.

When the observation of natural cycles played a greater role in people's awareness of temporality, change was "softer," less precisely calculable, and intimately tied to a more fluid and large-scale sense of rhythm.