Sentence examples for that much intimate from inspiring English sources

While many of his adoring fans would pay to spend that much intimate time with the actor, Gyllenhaal said the cops weren't nearly as starstruck.

The crowd fell church quiet as the song became something almost jarringly intimate, making the prospect of the next 20 years sound that much better.

They pretty much intimated that they weren't really equipped to deal with people in my 'style' of relationship – but they did suggest that I could get [Greg] to phone them.

The bossy ladies at the Paris nursery had told me as much, intimating clearly that I would be responsible for incalculable damage to his psyche.

"We give you a communication channel that's much more intimate and exclusive than someone following you on Twitter or Facebook, where it's not clear how many people are seeing your messages" says Caspari.

In act two, we move to a semi-circular seating around the action that is much more intimate and involving.

JS: Being in a band is much like in a marriage, and you share things that are intimate.

As viewers watch these appearances from a distance of nearly half a century, they offer a fascinating look into a world of entertainment and celebrity lifestyles that seems much smaller, tamer, and more intimate than today's relentless publicity machines and rabid paparazzi.

He had much success in doing so with the audience that packed the intimate Kaplan Penthouse recently.

Other animal experiments have intimated that too much exercise could contribute to anxiety, and Dr. Lehmann agrees that that outcome is possible.

She intimates that, as much as it was a tragedy, the murder had a cathartic effect on Charles and Mary, freeing them of the bonds of their dysfunctional family.