Sentence examples for two intimately from inspiring English sources

Next to the two states of "Christ Crucified Between Two Thieves" hang two intimately scaled, lightly worked images.

They perform two intimately connected pieces: chamber versions of Strauss's "Metamorphosen," a threnody originally written for string orchestra, and of Beethoven's Symphony No. 3, "Eroica," which Strauss quotes in his own work.

Air pollution and climate change are two intimately connected environmental issues.

The membrane employs two intimately mixed polymers: Kynar® PVDF, which provides excellent mechanical characteristics, barrier properties and chemical stability, and a hydrocarbon polyelectrolyte for high proton conductivity and water transport.

In these two intimately related treatises, published from the first time by Pourjavady & Schmidtke (2006) and to be discussed further in the next section, Ibn Kammuna pays far less attention to questions of cognition than he does in his other writings.

Growing up watching Scorsese movies was like attending an open master class on how these two intimately connected art forms can work together at their very best.

Nyad knows each one intimately, how many seconds each takes, how many strokes.

As one intimately familiar with the limits of public reproach, Mr. Melancon (pronounced meh-LAW-sawn) is not alone.

They also found five intimately associated pairs of Allaeochelys turtles, perhaps mating when they died.

The protective mechanisms of RIPostC are incompletely understood, but are thought to involve three intimately inter-related pathways initiated by the release of a number of endogenous autocoids (including adenosine, bradykinin, opioids) from the ischaemic skeletal muscle.

I guess you're right, the frame is distancing, but to me it also makes the story intimate: one speaks intimately to one's close friends more than one would to an imagined public audience.