| We are given intimations of romance, all along recognizing that it is unlikely to be realized or consummated. |
| For in our mostly secular age it is often art that provides us with intimations of the divine. |
| Of a previous existence I know no more than others, for all have stammering intimations that may be memories and may be dreams. |
| 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. |
| The animistic overtones of the book, and its intimations of love and death, made a deep impression. |
