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Sentences ending with intimately

And she is well worth knowing more intimately. [6]
More likely it is a sort of tradition; I don't believe that the world has a feeling of personal regard for any author who was not loved by those who knew him most intimately. [4]
The case had been appealed to the Supreme Court, and Mr. Wading, with remarkable conciseness and penetration, reviewed the characteristics of each and every member of that tribunal, all of whom he knew intimately. [9]

Short sentences using intimately

Mein intimately 32 years ago. [5]

More example sentences with the word intimately in them

Your arguments and your conversations have shown you to be intimately conversant with every detail of this national quarrel. [5]
I did not write intimately of my state, for I was not sure my letters would ever pass outside Quebec. [11]
Of the friends who were longest and most intimately associated with him, it is needless to say much in this place. [6]
Even Joseph Goodman, who had a fine literary perception and a deep knowledge of men, intimately associated with Mark Twain as he was, received at this time no hint of his greater powers. [5]
Of Bolkonski, nothing was said, and only those who knew him intimately regretted that he had died so young, leaving a pregnant wife with his eccentric father. [2]
The Munich zoologist von Siebold we first knew intimately years after. [10]
I have seen them more than once for a moment, but have not had the privilege of knowing them personally as intimately as I wanted to. [5]
Her eyes had the strange look of the cheerfulness that is intimately acquainted with sorrow. [9]
We have seen that birds and reptiles were once intimately connected together; and the Monotremata now connect mammals with reptiles in a slight degree. [1]
I forgot to tell you how thoroughly I enjoyed your account of the country printing office, and how true it all was and how intimately recognizable in all its details. [5]
I have become somewhat more intimately acquainted with the writer of it than in the earlier period of my connection with this establishment, and I think I may say have gained her confidence to a very considerable degree. [6]
The name of Sir Walter Raleigh is intimately associated with Carolina and Virginia, and it is the popular impression that he personally assisted in the discovery of the one and the settlement of the other. [4]
I regret to say I have been unable to give personal attention to this subject--a subject at once so interesting in itself and so extensively and intimately connected with the material prosperity of the world. [7]
These two are partners in the game and are intimately allied. [10]
Phanes can betray our land to any foreign enemy; he is as intimately acquainted with it as we are; and beside this, he possesses a secret, the knowledge of which would convert our most powerful ally into a most formidable enemy. [10]
I refer here only to the pleasure given by certain colours, forms, and sounds, and which may fairly be called a sense of the beautiful; with cultivated men such sensations are, however, intimately associated with complex ideas and trains of thought. [1]
Most of the novels and most of the short stories were suggested by incidents or characters which I had known, had heard of intimately, or, as in the case of the historical novels, had discovered in the works of historians. [11]
Nevertheless it deserves notice, inasmuch as arrested development and reversion are intimately related processes; that various structures in an embryonic or arrested condition, such as a cleft palate, bifid uterus, etc., are frequently accompanied by polydactylism. [1]
But it was not until long after this period that I became intimately acquainted with him, and I must again have recourse to the classmates and friends who have favored me with their reminiscences of this period of his life. [6]
Three letters to Mrs. Clemens intimately present his experiences: his enthusiastic enjoyment and his own personal triumph. [5]
But those who knew him intimately noticed that some great change had come over him that day. [2]
We can only judge by the circumstances under which actions are performed, whether they are due to instinct, or to reason, or to the mere association of ideas: this latter principle, however, is intimately connected with reason. [1]
Knowing the Twins intimately, I feel that I am peculiarly well qualified for the task I have taken upon myself. [5]
It shows how intimately every individual was visited, in his own person, by that tremendous episode. [5]
I felt more intimately acquainted with him than I do with many of my living friends. [6]
In man, as in the lower animals, many structures are so intimately related, that when one part varies so does another, without our being able, in most cases, to assign any reason. [1]
Various monstrosities, as I. Geoffroy repeatedly insists, are thus intimately connected. [1]
Hilary Vane and I have been intimately associated for many years, and my admiration for him has increased with every year. [9]
I had known him pleasantly rather than intimately, and our different callings tended to separate us. [6]
She had seen him often, and he was intimately associated with that day when she had run the Carillon Rapids and had lain (for how long she never dared to think) in Ingolby's arms in the sight of all the world. [11]
To no man had she ever talked so long and intimately, not even in the far-off days when she lived the Romany life. [11]
Her eyes showed for a moment over the piano, deep, burning, in-looking; then they veiled; her fingers touched the keys, wandered over them in a few strange, soft chords, paused, wandered again, more firmly and very intimately, and then she sang. [11]
The people are few whom to know intimately is to dislike. [4]
Though the rain fell on her cheeks, her mouth was parched; and this dryness of her palate, this physical sense of lightness, almost of dizziness, were intimately yet incomprehensibly part and parcel of the fantastic moods into which she floated. [9]
I don't remember ever to have had the pleasure of seeing you, although your father and I have been intimately connected for many years. [9]
The youthful bard entertained her very innocently with his bursts of poetry, but she was in no danger from a young person so intimately associated with the yard-stick, the blunt scissors, and the brown-paper parcel. [6]
It is the duty of every man, but especially of a king, to acquaint himself intimately with all that concerns the weal or woe of his people. [10]
How it had crept up from Montreal no one guessed, and, when it did come, her name was very intimately associated with Fabian's. [11]
Her favorite sonata bore her into a most intimately poetic world and the look she felt upon her made that world still more poetic. [2]
At Hosterwitz I became more intimately acquainted with the lyric poet, Julius Hammer. [10]
The years passed away, and the influences derived from the companionships I have spoken of had blended intimately with my own current of being. [6]
They, indeed, were almost the only young men she knew intimately, besides her brother. [14]
Then he labels all those shaded bugs and things with nicely descriptive group names, and is now happy, for his great work is completed, and as a result he intimately knows every bug and shade of a bug there, inside and out. [5]
They were intimately acquainted with every expression having reference to this divine messenger. [6]

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