It cannot be to the real interest of anyone to injure or cripple the resources of the railroad companies of the country, because the prosperity of both the railroads and the country is most intimately connected.
"I had a rapport with her that I didn't have with Leo," Rauschenberg, the artist with whom Sonnabend was most intimately associated, said recently, speaking by telephone from his studio on Captiva Island, in Florida.
But his almost willful determination to ignore everything but the score — to let the music speak entirely for itself, flowing with preternatural ease — extends even to the possibility of knowing Wagner, the composer with which he is most intimately connected.
There are too many people to look after... .. It's not clear whether she was referring here to human beings in general or to those with whom she was most intimately bound up, her long-divorced mother and father (Judith and Johan) and her father's second wife, Minna.
The novel's town of Port William, as his elderly narrator explains, looking back to his childhood during World War II, is "the nucleus, the navel, of the country that was most intimately home to me then and has been home to me all my life, even in the years when I did not live in it.
Another rationale for a right of noninterference is the claim that we have a general right to decide those matters that are most intimately connected to our well-being, including the duration of our lives and the circumstances of our deaths.
In fact, some process philosophers (e.g., Whitehead) argue that the traditional notion of substance (a time-invariant, necessarily located particular) precisely lacks any experiential grounding, while process philosophy can draw on the experience we are most intimately familiar with, namely, the way in which we experience ourselves.
For that to happen, those whose lives are most intimately affected must first stand up for themselves.
This is the phase in which we are most intimately involved, the time when normal adaptive responses on the part of children and families allow most of those affected to recover naturally; however, many individuals are frequently misdiagnosed as having Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, or PTSD -- a label that is not accurately applied until the third phase.
