“There was no intimation at the time that he was going to resign.”

“Those cold looks gave him an intimation of how he was really perceived.”

“Upon this intimation by the Court, the parties accommodated, and the suit was withdrawn by consent of parties.”

“After just two public concerts, he was a star of Parisian society and an intimate of his great contemporaries.”

“Such observations were proof of the special intimacy she shared with her employers.”

“In the comfort of your own home, you can reproduce the drama of a live concert, the soundstage of a Hollywood set, or the intimacy of a jazz club.”

“I want you to listen to me, and I'm going to say this again: I did not engage in intimacy with that woman.”

“We are given intimations of romance, all along recognizing that it is unlikely to be realized or consummated.”

“My intimations to him, in reference to the possible imposition that was being practiced upon him, however, were indignantly repelled.”

“The concluding chapters seek clues to the enigma among a maze of misconceptions and misinterpretations, and occasional intimations of conspiracy.”

“As intimaters of character, planets psychologically represent psychic factors or reaction patterns.”

“They offer intimacies and images and further insight about how things come together.”

“This type of mobile communication is interesting to me because of its peculiar intimacies.”

“Our pact is sealed through the trading of intimacies, confidences which, if they are about people, are about anyone but each other.”