Sentence examples for most intimate space from inspiring English sources

The performances took place at Weill Hall, the most intimate space in the Carnegie Hall complex.

Another, the Chinese Room, is the most intimate space in the house, said Mr. Russell, detailing its handpainted Chinese motifs on burgundy-hued walls and ceiling.

"The Relaxed Chain," dated 1975, shows an installation of cushions gently embraced by chains, a commentary on the oppression facing every facet of people's lives, even when they are in their most intimate space.

How the most intimate space becomes the most public space".

Maurice moved at bewildering speeds, leaped vertically like an illegal firework, demanded everything, and invaded all their most intimate spaces.

It was a wild creature invading our most intimate spaces; at least in the developed world, people prefer coexistence on their own terms.

The photographs represent a strikingly public display of his most intimate spaces: one image captures his workout room, another shows a brown commode with a pink orchid nearby.

The Hague, Hotel Mercure The Groos Saal at Spuiteater is one of the most intimate spaces I performed in in some years.

But this was the hacking of people's lives, burrowing into the most intimate spaces of the heart in order to do a job, all authorised by the police.

ADAM JOHNSON "The Orphan Master's Son" (Random House) Mr. Johnson, 45, was cited by the board for an "exquisitely crafted novel that carries the reader on an adventuresome journey into the depths of totalitarian North Korea and into the most intimate spaces of the human heart".

But this year Johnson, who teaches creative writing at Stanford University, was said by judges including the Pulitzer-winning novelist Geraldine Brooks to have written "an exquisitely crafted novel" which journeys "into the most intimate spaces of the human heart", and was named winner of the prize.