Sentence examples for seems intimacy from inspiring English sources

Now, it seems, intimacy with the animals during their life — and preferably, their death — is required.

For all his seeming intimacy with Kennedy, Bradlee not only did not know the extent of Kennedy's womanizing but also had no idea that the list of mistresses included a mobster's moll and his own wife's sister, Mary Pinchot Meyer.

To have the possibility of such intimacy seems unimaginable.

The lack of intimacy seems to bother you the most, which isn't surprising.

And the Net's proven propensity for lowering inhibitions and sanctioning intimacy seems to take on a particular power when the correspondents have had whole childhoods to repress.

What seems like real intimacy develops as she and Trevor go over his mother's things, and she hopes that love will sprout, or at least lust.

That the use of first names was not a general demonstration of "friendliness" but a significant sign of intimacy seems to be a difficult concept for the 21st century to accept.

Ms. Vida has opted for the second person, hoping, it seems, that its intimacy might invite the reader to plunge more deeply into the story, that it might complement her investigations into identity.

The good news – or bad news, depending on your point of view – is that Marber's portrait of the failure of men and women to achieve spiritual as well as sexual intimacy seems as powerful and pertinent as ever.

Yet this too is treated in multiple ways: there are moments when heterosexual intimacy seems the most touching thing in the world (one man holding one woman in his arms like a child) and others when it seems mere conformism (a pattern of men holding women in their arms like children).

Still, even as Rush can't convey just what it was that made Ned and Douglas's friendship beautiful, he is alive to the beauty itself, the incandescent quality of a very early love whose intimacy seems unbounded by the inevitability of disappointment.