Sentence examples for that's intimate from inspiring English sources

Shooting primarily in Atlanta, New Orleans, and Miami, Wigan's images are provocative and cinematic, showcasing street culture from a perspective that's intimate and admiring.

His film considers the notion of a God-the-Mother that isn't a traditional Gaia-like Earth-mother but a guiding principle of creation that's intimate and nurturing a concept rendered human but not flesh.

But he's also shaped one that's intimate and involving — no easy task in a musical dominated by classics like "We're in the Money," "Lullaby of Broadway," "Shuffle Off to Buffalo" and the catchy title song, all composed by Harry Warren, with lyrics by Al Dubin.

(Arlene and Terry, once again, remain my touchstones for this. They have a relationship that's intimate and honest, yet they don't seem to be controlling each other).

As well these candid insights the film also showcases Wyatt's deadpan style and presents the creative conflicts and cul-de-sacs that arise when you're trying to make an album that's intimate and personal to you.

But for me, the virtue of privacy is one that must be protected in matters that are intimate and within one's own family.

She has called it a flirtation and an "emotional affair" that was intimate but never sexual.

She said: "Here's the issue with domestic abuse, sexual assault, crimes that are intimate.

And there are other poets, too, who deal with personal matters in a tone that is intimate and urgent.

Working within the traditions of detached documentary photography, Brandt developed a style that was intimate and personal.

A raft of actresses (Meryl Streep, Kerry Washington, Selena Gomez and more) supply in-your-head narration in tones that are intimate and defiant, but not pitying.