Sentence examples for more intimate terms from inspiring English sources

Around our Thanksgiving tables, we measure our successes in smaller, more intimate terms.

For an older generation, on more intimate terms with mortality, it may be harder to accept the lack of resolution to a life's work.

Mr. Rove discusses in greater length and more intimate terms than ever before his experience as a target who was ultimately never charged.

The husband realizes that his wife must be on more intimate terms with this bedroom because she cleans it & spens a lot of time at the dressing table.

It's safe to say that if museums permitted visitors to tote stiff, cold gin martinis, I'd be a veritable squatter at the Louvre and on infinitely more intimate terms with Michelangelo.

Those who look at the Spirit of St . Louisin the museum are seeing an artifact from a time when human beings were on more intimate terms with their technology.

Already in The Logic of Modern Physics he had opined: "I personally question whether the elements of Einstein's formulation, such as curvature of space-time, are closely enough connected with immediate physical experience ever to be accepted as an ultimate in a scheme of explanation, and I very much feel the need for a formulation in more intimate physical terms" (1927, 176).

"The technology is allowing us to build new relationships and to speak on more intimate and direct terms.

That makes it potentially even more intimate than intercourse in terms of how deeply the body is penetrated.

It was a lot more intimate, more traditional in terms of recording, but it also had collaborations on it.

The lower level, known as The Dog Pound, is darker and more intimate but equally blank in terms of decoration, except for some blinding strobes.