Sentence examples for somehow intimate from inspiring English sources

Upstairs is a single large room, roomy yet somehow intimate, with well-spaced tables, dressed with starched white cloths.

It combines humor and tragedy in characters that are both vaguely portrayed and incisively observed, achieving a sense of mythic remoteness that is also somehow intimate.

Acolytes ritually gather in a wholly accessible yet somehow intimate domain surrounding the Bard, who, at that hour, was still dappled in sunlight, and seemingly amused.

They feel somehow very intimate.

Van Dyck is the Andy Warhol of his time: apparently superficial yet somehow hitting intimate truths that can take you aback.

It was a great green open-air room that held about 50,000 fans but somehow felt intimate because everyone was close to the action.

The entire setting somehow seems intimate and spacious; the planners' guiding idea was to leave behind another place between worlds, a place for public relaxation between the worlds of work and home.

However, Herder quickly adds that not any kind of beauty can do this: bodily beauty is too closely connected with time, so a truly beautiful work must somehow instead intimate the beauty of soul rather than body: "Corporeal beauty is not satisfying: through our eye there looks a soul, and through the beauty that is represented to us a soul thus also peers" ("First Grove," pp. 137 8).

It gushes in a somehow more intimate and raving Beckett-ian mode.

They welcomed us by asking our blood types something practical and still somehow strangely intimate.

It's massive but still manages to somehow feel intimate and has one of the best sound systems on the island.