Sentence examples for alarming glimpse from inspiring English sources

This isn't an attempt at historical accuracy: just an alarming glimpse into director Ken Russell's mind.

Even more important, the current battle gives us an alarming glimpse of the possible shape of the future in telecommunications.

"This conference comes in the wake of disasters that offered an alarming glimpse at what life on a warming planet looks like," the group said.

It does offer an alarming glimpse of life in the programme, and the dark night of the soul that is provoked by turning in your old pals.

On April 28th, just three days before local elections, a report by the Joseph Rowntree Reform Trust (JRRT), an organisation devoted to cleaning up the political system, provided an alarming glimpse into electoral fraud.The problem stems largely from two aspects of electoral law.

Off the remote eastern tip of Papua New Guinea a natural phenomenon offers an alarming glimpse into the future of the oceans, as increasing concentrations of CO2 in the atmosphere make sea water more acidic.

I was once riding in the passenger seat in my friend's car in Nashville, Tennessee, rolling up hills and swerving down its bends, catching glimpses of an alarming number of both churches and adult entertainment stores.

Except while Candid Camera was a charming and delightful glimpse into human nature, The Yes Men Fix the World is an astounding and alarming full look into corporate nature.

Right up to the climax, we only see something looming behind buildings; when we glimpse a slither of tail or a crustacean limb in the first TV reports, it's genuinely alarming, because for a few seconds, you could almost think it's real.

Whatever the outcome of the inquest, which threatens to use up alarming quantities of public money for what is basically an inquiry into a road traffic accident, these intimate glimpses of the princess have turned millions of people into riveted spectators of the final act of her tragedy.

Make it "glimpsed" or "caught a glimpse".