Sentence examples for preserve intimacy from inspiring English sources
Some couples seek to preserve intimacy by establishing rules early on.
The news comes direct from Electric Forest's official website, which detailed the logistics of the back-to-back extended weekenders taking place June 22 25 and June 29 July 7. The team's goal, they write, is to "preserve intimacy and integrity while welcoming new friends," so though an extra weekend has been added, each event will have its capacity reduced ten percent from this year's festival.
A charming rabbit warren of ancillary rooms allows for a large number of diners while preserving intimacy.
It makes you want to weep at the double nature of everything in life: Does it take a monster to preserve such intimacy and innocence?
The television special for BBC America, to be taped in Chicago on Dec. 2, seems designed to preserve the intimacy and spontaneity of radio.
Eddie says in 2006 they had "about 300 people, 150 of which were on the payroll, to be honest," but it grew to 3,000 people two years later, and they now cap the event at 2,500 to preserve its intimacy.
We piloted a randomized controlled trial to investigate the effect of an educational intervention designed to preserve couples' intimacy in the face of ADT.
Mark, you come to this world from independent film and yet your show, "Togetherness" on HBO, it really preserves that intimacy that you have in all of your movies.
Le Carré knows the ways in which such people preserve recognition and intimacy — the shorthand that is just as pervasive in casual social meetings as it is in the S.I.S. headquarters, in London.
Attendance will be limited to 400 people to try to preserve some of the intimacy that can be lost at larger events.
