Sentence examples for a curious glimpse from inspiring English sources

Many poems offer a curious glimpse into an earlier time.

It's a curious glimpse of how cost-conscious companies can spread their message at little cost in this dawning age of the blogosphere and the Twitterati.

The house is named after the English village of Lindfield and its contents, mainly collected by Love's late mother, are a curious glimpse of an England that no longer exists even there.

In many cases, the motivation for the employment of visual imaging is to take a curious glimpse inside a mummy [ 12] and perform animated 3D rendering for public display in exhibits rather than acquire sound scientific data.

More than 80m deep and surrounded by a sheer 138m granite drop, the Mount Hypipamee Crater, about 40km southwest of the Crater Lakes, is a volcanic pipe filled with mossy green water and surrounded by broccoli-bunched trees, a dramatic spectacle that has been known to attract the curious glimpses of the rare "dinosaur bird", the southern cassowary.

Curious glimpses into the lives of politicians from different parts of the Commons have been afforded.

On a bright September day in 1928, a curious crowd of onlookers got their first glimpse of Eric the Robot.

He is also a great puzzle, an awkward, stumbling character, glimpsed in his few letters and through anecdotes as a curious mix of the earthy and scatological as well as the tender, noble and proud.

As if caught in a curious cultural slipstream, many of these images remain clear and bright, offering a vivid glimpse into the psyches of people long gone.

A curious omen.

A curious view.