"Outrage," a Hollywood movie from 1950, looks intimately, painfully, and analytically at what we now know to call rape culture.
The film looks intimately at the burdens and blessings of living in such close touch with nature.
I was vastly relieved, when Miss Ferrier was singing "Du Ring an meinem Finger" with a quite wondrous raptness of musical tone, that she did not look intimately at her hands and show the ring to us.
And whatever the face, we knew it intimately: we looked twice at people who resembled it, irrationally searched for it in crowds.
And though I can't speak to what her alternate life would've looked like, I know intimately the one she did make for herself.
In the Roman port of Ostia, a few days before setting sail for Africa, Augustine and his mother were standing by a window that looked out onto an enclosed garden, and talking intimately.
Much as I wanted to dismiss the feeling as ordinary, I could not deny the startling truth that when I looked at Füsun I saw someone familiar, someone I felt I knew intimately.
It's a proximity that's often achieved with the cinematic equivalent of the telescope — namely, the telephoto lens, with which Cassavetes looks at his characters intimately but from afar, probing them with a relentlessly aggressive gaze that assumes a great distance.
They were commissioned soon after he died, by people who knew him intimately, in order to give other people a sense of what he looked like while he was alive.
The history of caricature and cartoon is intimately connected with the history of the way in which one class has looked at another.
