Sentence examples for we intimately from inspiring English sources

Our satisfaction comes from laying up a store of protein for the coming year — meat whose provenance we intimately understand.

Holiness is the reward of transcendent experience in which we intimately connect to the Holy Spirit.

By facilitating connection through uniformity, however, these frameworks also constrict how we act when we're with people we are intimately familiar with.

But when we read fiction, we participate intimately in other people's lives.

Our writing is so incredible because we know what we write intimately: not just in terms of content, culture and language, but also in terms of stakes.

As in all our previous studies on P. eunomia, we decided to minimise harmful experiments when we were intimately convinced that the knowledge we had on the species would allow maintaining the high quality standard we require with less harmful experiments, even if those were suboptimal in terms of experimental design.

We were intimately involved with that so we know what happened.

"Well," Doyle says affably, "even people we know intimately all our lives, do we ever really know them?

When we move our attention inside, into our heart, our pain shifts from being a "something" that happened to us, another part of our narrative, to a sensation that we know intimately, a felt sense that we are one with from the inside.

And whatever the face, we knew it intimately: we looked twice at people who resembled it, irrationally searched for it in crowds.

And acting upon that lesson, in the aftermath of our great victory in World War II, we laid down the Marshall Plan, President Truman did; we got intimately involved in building NATO and other structures there.