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intimate

[in-tuh-mit] / ˈɪn tə mɪt /






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Morgan’s office, along with other Renaissance holdings, it’s hung rather high and subject to reflections, but with a little maneuvering on the viewer’s part, the intense, intimate image can be savored.

From The Wall Street Journal

‘Festival goers embraced the humor and heartbreak of this intimate documentary directed by Ryan White, as it speaks to art and love and reminds us what it means to be alive as we face mortality.’

From Los Angeles Times

The mirroring effect continues in the faces and gestures of the Christ Child and St. John, who are locked in an intimate embrace, with their cheeks touching.

From The Wall Street Journal

We’ll see visions of a medium, hear fragmented remembrances and explore a trail while discovering a tale that feels like an intimate glimpse into a grief-stricken past.

From Los Angeles Times

Mail on Sunday journalist Katie Nicholl was accused of having obtained intimate information about Frost's private life - including the termination of her pregnancy, about which the actor had not even told her mother.

From BBC