Sentence examples for means intimacy from inspiring English sources
With the decision made, Romney acts as though he has been relieved of the awful dread that politics means intimacy with people who are very different than he is — whether in character, temperament, class, or background.
Myth # 1: Couples who love each other should automatically have good sex The classic definition of intimacy is "The desire to know and be known by another," which means intimacy is not synonymous with sex.
But proximity, as city dwellers know, does not necessarily mean intimacy.
Dunham's more convincingly rendered characters seem perplexed, and their frustration with men raises questions about whether less privacy means more intimacy and whether sexual candor is any guarantor of sexual satisfaction.
Something intimate was on the verge of occurring, yet it seemed to be happening in a sterile vacuum, a space not meant for intimacy.
He doesn't want to understand what I mean by intimacy and does not believe it is important to a healthy relationship.
Eric Anderson, who authored the book "The Monogamy Gap: Men, Love, and the Reality of Cheating," told host Caitlyn Becker that his research shows that humans have a fundamental need to keep their sex lives fresh, which can mean seeking intimacy with someone other than their spouse.
Defining participants strongly endorsed a broad conception of sexual intimacy, identifying with statements that intimacy means more than sex (13: +5), and that couples can find ways other than sexual intercourse to be intimate (35: +3), including the person with cancer being held (15: +5).
This intimacy means that, once you find your shipper, you tend to stick with him.
It also shows just how easy it is to presume that cultural intimacy means comprehension.
