Sentence examples for more intimately joined from inspiring English sources

In regular movies, representation is obviously more intimately joined to physical reality than, say, books or paintings are.

He has done it rather as Tolstoy wrote of war and peace: two novels, in a sense, yet intimately joined.

We can know it more intimately.

Or maybe they do – and more intimately than she realises.

Searching is ever more intimately related to thinking.

feels wilder and darker, more intimately tied to personal demons.

Mr. Mosher's approach is more sotto voce than Mr. Mayer's was and more intimately focused.

Lonely characters speak more intimately to the reader, having no ready companion in their own world.

Sargent painted his friends more intimately and experimentally than the commissioned portraits, Ormond said.

Still, I was keen to get to know Korean culture more intimately.

Freud owned a different, later edition of Iris, and his was more intimately positioned.