Sentence examples for a glimpse that from inspiring English sources

A glimpse that could include a saint's not very well-preserved head.

This comparison, summarized on Table 3, provides a glimpse that suggests both organ-specific responses and inter-species differences.

"There was a glimpse that one can create new things," she told me.

But on Cashel Street, for now, the blooming of the sunflowers amid the laneways offer a glimpse that New Zealand's garden city could yet bloom again.

And the cycle emerges, and once you get a glimpse that it might be happening it starts to push you towards writing songs that fit.

We got a glimpse that you can "like" individual places — no surprise there.

This provides a first glimpse that suggests preferences amongst the young do not show similar patterns as preferences of adults.

By profession he is an artist, but it's clear from a single glimpse that Harbisson is also a work of art.

The "bears" derive from a startling glimpse that Marden had of a bear outside his country studio, in Pennsylvania, a few years ago.

And there then came a revealing glimpse that Lutosławski was not – for perhaps the first time – completely ruling out any extra-musical interpretation of his symphony.

The figures in Table 7 could suggest at a first glimpse that the labour effects of caregiving are relatively small.