Sentences with phrase «is an intimate one»

One, I thought he had cheated on me, and based on something he said to me implied he'd been intimate with someone else. . .

It's an intimate gathering of the brightest minds around, attracting everyone from San Francisco - based Square co-founder Jim McKelvey to executives from Lodo Software, an Omaha - based provider of personal money management software.

If you've ever wondered how big names like Kate Spade, Patagonia, or Clif Bar got their humble beginnings, this is an intimate look into those raw moments.

Yes, it's intimate but don't shy away from that.

While roses are red and chocolates are sweet — and lingerie's an intimate treat — mere trinkets and gifts don't always say «I love you.»

Circular Board is intimate in nature — no more than 10 women participate in one 12 - week cohort — and highly collaborative: Participants join a peer group and meet weekly (or more) via videoconference to share ideas, offer feedback and give progress reports on their business development.

«It's intimate,» she said.

«Eating is intimate,» she explains.

The paper finds that there is an intimate relationship between the monetary / fiscal policy mix and the dynamics of both private sector and public sector debt accumulation.

Link is intimate & local, but part of something larger.

She was not tearful; she was not remorseful; she did not call sexual intercourse «being intimate.»

McDougal recalled, «After we had been intimate, he tried to pay me, and I actually didn't know how to take that»; she clarified that Trump tried to hand her money, adding, «I don't even know how to describe the look on my face.

Extending your stay in Canada can be an intimating process, but starting the process early and taking responsibility for your case will reduce the stress around maintaining your legal immigration status and will let you control your immigration destiny.

His father was an intimate of Buffett's.

Humphrey and Yu had been hired by GSK before the scandal broke out to investigate a former employee the company suspected could be the source of emails alleging wrongdoing at the company sent to upper management as well as a tape filmed secretly of ex-China chief Mark Reilly being intimate with a girlfriend in his home.

It could be an intimate, pajamas - only chat with the mayor (yes, Berke, we'll be reaching out!)

There is an intimate connection between the argument and the arguer, but their skin color or political position doesn't add a premiss to the argument; it only adds spin.

In a post below, I used quote from Coolidge about «the chief business of the American people is business» and the context of the quote was the intimate relationship between the press and American business, since the press is American business.

Truth: Emotional honesty is an intimate act of trusting God with your real self, instead of hiding how you feel or trying to do or be more.

Healthy communities are comprised of diverse men and women — married and single — some of whom are intimate friends and others mere acquaintances, who want to grow.

Christians have voted to put their God's name on everyones money, add «Under God» to the flag salute, force schools to teach intelligent design with absolutely no scientific basis along side the sciences, voted to write their moral laws on the fronts of public courthouses and tax funded buildings, voted to ban certain people from living together, being intimate or raising children because their orientation didn't fit with their bible beliefs.

As Jacobs wrote several years ago in an essay titled «Christianity and the Future of the Book» for The New Atlantis, «There is an intimate connection between the Christian message, the Christian scriptures, and the codex.»

There are «personal relationships» that have little affect on who we become and then there are intimate, life - changing personal relationships.

It was the intimate connection of God with the historical figure, what we call incarnation, that causes us to refer to Jesus as the Christ.

John wrote, «Anyone who claims to be intimate with God ought to live the same kind of life Jesus lived.»

If a man cheats on his wife, he permanently damages and maybe even destroys the ability they have to be intimate with each other in the future, and to have close fellowship.

Thus, in Islam there is an intimate interrelation between belief and the code of laws governing all conduct, and those who deny this can by no means be considered to be Muslims.

It is the intimate and indissoluble union of the two which prevents preaching from becoming merely a hortatory exercise or a public address, and which prevents the sacrament from becoming merely routine with suggestions which might seem to border on «magic.»

(Jeremiah 7:1 - 26) In his own experience, prayer, associated with neither temple nor altar, was an intimate, familiar colloquy between his soul and God.

He goes on to say, «The saint who is intimate with Jesus will never leave impressions of himself... because the last abyss of his nature has been satisfied by Jesus.»

While I have a long way to go (and a deep longing to go there), I am intimate with Jesus, and after walking with him for more than 40 years, I still feel lonely at times.

-- Hebrew history begins, as has been intimated, in nomadic life.

It's the intimate local - physical small group setting that many seem to be craving.

A third theme has already been intimated, the ethical qualification and intensification of all Christian symbols.

«You're telling people not to be intimate with each other.»

It can only be intimated in words and can first be satisfactorily proclaimed only by being confirmed in the life of a man, in the life of a community.

From humble award - show speeches to giggly fan surprises, everything about Swift was intimate and personal, and people loved her for that.

As has been intimated in these posts, human sexuality is incredibly complex.

The president and Mr. Graham have been intimate friends for two decades and have many convictions in common, not least of all the importance of religion.

Thus, in spite of the centrality Western culture gives to «being intimate,» the Wynnes view intimacy as a supplementary, not an essential, process «for strengthening the bonding that has been crucial for the survival of the human species throughout the ages.»

There is an intimate «withness» that characterizes the relationship.

However, granted the difference in their use of «internal,» one can not say that Santayana rejects Whitehead's view that the relation is internal; he certainly accepts that it is intimate.)

Thus there is an intimate connection between these three oppositions to the classical scheme.

To be intimate with someone is to know them and to be known by them.

All we have at the ended of live is our intimate relationship with our Creator.

The word for «Father,» which the earliest Christians learnt from Jesus in their native Aramaic, was «Abba» (the Aramaic word is preserved in some places of the New Testament), and «Abba» was the intimate mode of address from child to father in the Jewish family.

What I do have is an intimate Relationship with God.

In this case you mock prayer which is intimate conversation with God.

They are about chaste friendship, but only one such relationship is the intimate friendship that we call marriage.

Murderous rage among Jesus» kinsmen comes as a sinful reaction to the touch of the divine in the human soul - a touch seeking to enter that space in us where we are intimate with God and called to submit to the divine will.3.