Sentence examples for was more intimately from inspiring English sources

Freud owned a different, later edition of Iris, and his was more intimately positioned.

On the contrary, he stated explicitly that he was not in his body as a pilot is in a ship but was "more intimately" bound up with it.

At the time, accusations were mounting that Mr. Baum was more intimately involved in the scandal than the Spitzer administration had let on.

A writer who has had a love affair with the celestial ceiling of Grand Central Terminal for 30 years discovered recently that she was more intimately related to the station's vaulted room than she knew.

But the documents, which are part of the lawsuit brought by the National Council of Arab Americans and the Answer Coalition, an antiwar civil rights group, indicate that politics and appearances were at the center of the administration's strategy and that Mr. Bloomberg was more intimately involved in the discussions over demonstrations in the park than he said.

At the time, I was a director at the strategy consulting firm Monitor, and a few months before the article was published in the May-June 1991 issue, we had formed a four-person Global Executive Committee to run the firm, so I was more intimately involved in its management than I had ever been before.

"There were warriors and people who were more intimately involved at the time," Ms. Castles said.

Human-machine systems are more intimately integrated, in particular with massive use of software as mediating spaces.

"Kenny is more intimately involved with the actors, with the smaller moments, and is gentler on the set.

Few are more intimately familiar with the wounds of Northeast Ohio's sports psyche than LeBron, a native of nearby Akron.

To avoid the debacle of 2008 he will be more intimately involved in her campaign planning this time around.