In his superb book "Judaism: A Way of Being," David Gelernter notes that Jewish thought uses the image of a veil to describe how Jews perceive God — as a presence to be sensed but not seen, which is intimate and yet apart.
Overall, 30 to 35%% of women worldwide have experienced either physical and/or sexual abuse, most of which is intimate partner violence [ 3, 4].
Poetry and human rights are very often tied together; think of Muriel Rukeyser's poetry, which are intimate while also tackling the huge themes of feminism, equality and being Jewish after the Holocaust.
The match took place on Court 13, which was intimate enough to enable Matsuoka to walk around shaking the hands of the fans in the stands who had cheered him on.
Winser employed simple materials — American walnut, marble, black iron and canvas — both downstairs in the bar and dining room, which are intimate and vessel-like, and upstairs, where the walls of another bar are hung with expedition maps and a roped tent that runs the length of the ceiling.
In this article, we synthesis a porous NiCo2O4 nanowires arrays, which were intimate contact with flexible carbon cloth (CC) by a facile hydrothermal reaction and calcination treatment.
Fanny composed almost 500 works, many of which are intimate little masterpieces, including her chamber music, piano works and gorgeous song settings.
So in a pre-selfie sense, these Polaroids, which you could take in the privacy of your own home, you could expose within five minutes, and where there was no negative, allowed you to make images which were intimate and private and which could not be traced".
Soon he himself forms a similar, quasi-platonic relationship with his nurse, Elaine Mason, played by Maxine Peake, which is as intimate, or more intimate, than the dynamics of the conjugal bed.
But I did The Promise at Trafalgar Studios, which is an intimate space.
The event, which is deliberately intimate, sits in a field cupped by hedgerows just below the garden.
