Sentence examples for more intimately with from inspiring English sources

The station, suitably restored, could be tied in much more intimately with the surrounding streetscape.

"I feel privileged to be able to still do the symphonies side by side with working with composers and discussing things more intimately with them.

There is an ease to those moments, and my boys talk to me more intimately, with more openness, than at any other time of the day.

Because of this polity Eastern Orthodoxy has identified itself more intimately with national cultures and with national regimes than has Roman Catholicism.

While our children's children's great-grandchildren will live with ever more powerful technology, they will also live ever more intimately with ever more billions of others in this, our corner of the cosmos.

Although there has been speculation that the influenza could now jump to humans because dogs live more intimately with them than horses do, the H3N8 strain has been found in horses for over 40 years without ever causing a documented human case, he said.

"Kenny is more intimately involved with the actors, with the smaller moments, and is gentler on the set.

Computation is much more intimately connected with nanotechnology than with larger scale technologies, because explicit and reliable simulation of complete systems is often possible.

We aimed to capture a multiple stakeholder critique of CAMR's overall goals as well as its policy design, by incorporating broad, global perspectives on drug access along with those more intimately familiar with the specifics of CAMR.

And women may be more intimately familiar with war's wreckage — with the longer story, the way the war plays out after the shooting stops.

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