Sentence examples for most intimate works from inspiring English sources

The most intimate works hearken back to traditional ways of remembering people who have died.

But one of his most intimate works is the Ecstasy of St Teresa, which you can visit at the church of Santa Maria della Vittoria.

"RoosevElvis" is the company's most intimate work that I've seen, and also its warmest.

It is also in some ways the poet's most intimate work.

But her marriage to a chef is fizzling, and his pride has recently been wounded by scathing reviews of his most intimate work.

Crewdson has called the series his most intimate work, though he clarifies: "When I say 'intimate,' it's as intimate as I get.

Jozen Cummings of The Wall Street Journal described the show as Knowles' "most intimate work to date", adding that it was an intimate night between "Beyoncé and her fans, one in which there need not be a specific stand-out moment".

To look at Bosch's drawings, his most intimate, personal works, was to see the world through his paranoid, unhappy eyes.

Even the most physically intimate works of art -- a Chuck Close self-portrait or a Cindy Sherman disguise -- evince a public bravado.

It in no way attempts historical reconstruction, but aims for a sense of the original scale and scope of a piece that has been performed as everything from the most intimate of chamber works to an epic, with a cast of thousands.

What was missing from even the most intimate of these works was the solipsism that characterizes one Sundance mainstay, the kind with anguished young men who yearn to break free of their families and towns so they can run away to film school (or a Sundance Institute lab) and turn their suffering into entertainment.