Sentence examples for were intimately associated from inspiring English sources

"Gilligan has considerably embellished my meeting with him; he has met with other individuals who truly were intimately associated with the dossier; or he has assembled comments from both multiple, direct and indirect sources for his articles".

Describing the opening ceremony for the renovated Hall of Ocean Life in 1969, Dr. Van Gelder wrote, "No one noticed that those of us who were intimately associated with the construction of the whale never walked directly under it".

** Turning to the "Today" story, Kelly continued: **{:.break one} ** I can only conclude one of three things: Gilligan has considerably embellished my meeting with him; he has met with other individuals who truly were intimately associated with the dossier; or he has assembled comments from both multiple direct and indirect sources for his articles.

Among the diverse groups were the aristocratic and conservative Sadducees, who accepted only the five books of Moses (the Pentateuch) and whose lives and political power were intimately associated with Temple worship, and the Pharisees, who accepted the force of oral tradition and were widely respected for their learning and piety.

Two great sages in Tibetan and Mongolian Buddhism were intimately associated with dogs-Kukkuripa and Kukuraja.

More, the pedals and the machine's rear cog were intimately associated by a chain that could not stop unless your legs did because there was no freewheel.

However, the specimen is intimately associated with London.

Sturm und Drang was intimately associated with the young Goethe.

Numerous shorter fracture zones in the Atlantic are intimately associated with the Mid-Atlantic Ridge.

According to mythology, rice was intimately associated with the creation of Japan.

Except, of course, that calliopes are intimately associated with riverboats, and New Orleans was once the mother of all riverboat ports.